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news posted: Wed Nov 1, 2006, 1:05:40 by: skiddieleet
I'm still not seeing it.
485 cd /chroot/var/www/skiddie
486
tar -zxf bBlog-0.7.6.tar.gz
487 cd bblog/
488 ls
489 chmod 777
cache
490 chmod 777 compiled_templates/
491 chmod 777
cache/favorites.xml
492 chmod 777 config.php
493
/chroot/mysql/bin/mysql -u root -p
494 rm -rf install
495 rm
install.php
496 chmod 644 config.php
497 cd ..
498 rm -rf
bblog
499 rm bBlog-0.7.6.tar.gz
500 exit
501 cd
/chroot/var/www/skiddie
502 ls
503 vi login.php
504 vi
index.php
505 ls -al
506 vi /chroot/apache/conf/httpd.conf
507
chown * web.web
508 chown web.web *
509 history
Where do I do
anything to overwrite my index.php file? I don't. I think my apache is
running as root and that's what enabled bBlog to overwrite my files. Nobody
take advantage of that ;). I'll look into it soon.
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| Subject: What the Heck? |
news posted: Wed Nov 1, 2006, 0:58:31 by: skiddieleet
This is the second time in a few days I've had to restore my web root files.
I installed bBlog so that I could help someone else install it. Took me all of
2 minutes. I made it its own directory called bblog, and went through the
install process through the web. I get it installed, then immediately remove
it. rm -rf bblog. So that should be it right? It shouldn't have touched
anything in the dir right below bblog which happens to be my web root. So I go
to http://www.skiddieleet.org/ and it's some file from bBlog instead of my
page? Oh well. Still had the same backup I used to restore it a couple of days
ago, so all is well. I'm just wondering how it overwrote my index and
stuff. User Beware!
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