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billjust
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Registered: 02/05/08
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First- if this is not the right forum or community for this question, please accept my apologies.
I've been getting odd entries in our PHP error logs that look something like this:
[05-Feb-2008 07:51:26] Cannot connect to www.ourwebsite.comhttp:80 - (52687668)
[05-Feb-2008 07:51:26] Cannot open http://www.ourwebsite.comhttp://holegirl.eclub.lv/.images/pictureofme?
[05-Feb-2008 07:51:26] Could not fetch: http://www.ourwebsite.comhttp://holegirl.eclub.lv/.images/pictureofme?
Obviously 'ourwebsite' is different, but the rest is the same. I'm not sure if this is someone hacking our site or just try to relay through it or something, but I don't think it's working for them. Does anyone know how to interpret this and what I could do to stop this traffic?
Thanks in advance!
I've been getting odd entries in our PHP error logs that look something like this:
[05-Feb-2008 07:51:26] Cannot connect to www.ourwebsite.comhttp:80 - (52687668)
[05-Feb-2008 07:51:26] Cannot open http://www.ourwebsite.comhttp://holegirl.eclub.lv/.images/pictureofme?
[05-Feb-2008 07:51:26] Could not fetch: http://www.ourwebsite.comhttp://holegirl.eclub.lv/.images/pictureofme?
Obviously 'ourwebsite' is different, but the rest is the same. I'm not sure if this is someone hacking our site or just try to relay through it or something, but I don't think it's working for them. Does anyone know how to interpret this and what I could do to stop this traffic?
Thanks in advance!
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Dirk
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Well, it doesn't have to do with Geeklog directly, but we're seeing similar attempts all the time - they're more or less "normal" these days, I'm afraid.
As long as your site is running on a secure version of whatever software you're using, you can ignore them. Or if they cause too much load, have a look at the .htaccess in the post linked to above.
bye, Dirk
As long as your site is running on a secure version of whatever software you're using, you can ignore them. Or if they cause too much load, have a look at the .htaccess in the post linked to above.
bye, Dirk
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