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server hacked, what to advise client
I agree with @foamcow's answer.
Also, change your SFTP and MySQL passwords and look at .htaccess in case they injected some redirects.
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server hacked, what to advise client
The first thing to do is remove the code but you should also look to see there is anything else that has been touched. Reinstalling completely may be unnecessary but it won't do any harm.
If you ...
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Contact Form - Not receiving messages
The answer to this question turns out to be a lot simpler than once though. Looks like the main issue was that I didn't have two hidden required fields included:
<input type="hidden" name="...
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500 Internal Server Error - Cannot access frontend or backend
The quickest way to get back up and running might be to go through cPanel and PHPMyAdmin to open your database. And then navigate to the exp_upload_prefs table and delete the row for the Upload ...
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Mod_Security Roadblocks, Hosting EE
Your best bet is still to open a support ticket with HostGator and asking them to 'whitelist' those mod_sec rules that are causing the problem. As EE5 isn't as common as say WordPress, most hosting ...
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difference date format iPad / Macbook when viewing site from same IP
Reading the docs, it will utilise the control panel language format or logged in user format. Were you logged in on the Macbook?
Similar question and alternative answer for multi-language: How do I ...
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PHP.ini max_execution_time setting not being honoured by EE
Apparently to resolve this you have to hack the /system/expressionengine/libraries/Core.php file.
From
@set_time_limit((REQ == 'CP') ? 300 : 90);
to
@set_time_limit((REQ == 'CP') ? 800 : 90);
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PHP.ini max_execution_time setting not being honoured by EE
Roll this:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.ini-set.php
into your main index.php file, and set your max_execution_time via that method. It only sets it for that script execution, so you may have to ...
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Heavy CPU load on MediaTemple: help decipher from TOP query
New Relic is a fabulous tool for this.
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Update page content via ssh rather than web interface
1) Verify the template files system path is correct:
Design > Templates > Global Preferences
2) Generally speaking, you can clear the current cache by navigating to "Tools > Data > Clear Caching". ...
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