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I got a reply this morning and they removed my domain. They also said that it would take a while for the IPs or something to clear from the cache but that's a result for me.

I got a second e-mail w ...

It looks like I am going to end up blocking one hell of a lot of places here!!

I presume this will now go and take date from some storage file on my server and import the ranges into my database. I ...

Yeah, it's kinda worrying. Perhaps if you were a webmaster wondering why some code is working on some guys site or maybe wondering what is a good OS to choose based on how well a site runs. I dunno. ...

I e-mailed them and asked them to remove me from the database or their cache. Why should people want to know what operating system or php version my site runs anyway? I don't want people knowing that ...

To fix the first problem of the Precondition Failed, I needed to add

SecFilterEngine Off

into the root .htaccess file, then add the blocked domains, then comment out # or remove that line.

St ...

Secondly - I just added the domains directly into the database. One specific domain is the netcraft.com search that allows people to see what OS your site is running along with some other details. Aft ...

I was getting some spam domains in my http referer list so I decided to add them into the blocker configuration under the REFERER section

admin.php?op=ABConfigReferer

Once I had added the new do ...

Sorry Raven... I saw Chatserv mentioning Protector, so I just wanted to reiterate that I did I have it installed.

Anyway, I finally figured out the source of the annoying "Action Not Permitted", bu ...

Which is why I wanted to use one. There's no use in having all this IP banning and Sentinel nonsense if your password is lame!

I had to alter my admin (God password) and then let them set their own passwords. Perhaps setting a global login for NS would be better, as you advise.

Thanks for your help Smile

I think it must have worked for me in the past on raven nuke because I was using my old index.php file from nuke 7.4 - having said that - when I was testing earlier - that file gave me an error. Anywa ...

Not being rude - but I really want to try and fix this so if you can save the comments and replace them with some useful code...

I found the section of code that's causing the error:

$user_password = htmlspecialchars(stripslashes($user_password));

This wasn't present in 7.4 and I assume it's in place to stop malicious cod ...

true - but i'm more concerned with why it worked before, and not now - and also, why it's ok for my admin password still?

Register on my site and have a go ?

to use in a password? well maybe now - but it had been ok before, and I had used the same one for nuke 7.4 and 7.6 so why should it be different now!??!

I can just use a text / numerical pass - but ...

< > . etc

No matter - I fixed it. For some reason - mozilla just likes to select the second item - so I added an <option value=\"\"></option> tag and that's fixed it

drop me a line if anyone want ...

yeah - i dumped everything, saved passwords, saved form details, cookies, history, and downloaded files / cached content.

I'm sure it's a code issue and not the above because I can login fine with ...

mine are the same though! I'm just hacking this nuke_marketing code so that I can have a userlist instead of letting people enter the refering user's name - so many just put things like "Alex refered ...

Well if I have this correct. The [img:3249823] tags work for the forum OK and display exactly as that in the your_account. So if we search for [img: then copy the text after the following ] and up to ...

Also just used the admin panel to make a new user with the same password that I want to set for my account. Again it's identical in the database - but I just can't login with it.

So much for using ...

Yeah - I already checked that. It doesn't let me login. I can go in fine as an admin, but not as a user. When I reset my password to and get the abc123def type pass e-mailed to me - then it works fine ...

So if I copy the user's hash from prefix_users to prefix_ whatever the sentinel bit is - then I don't need the plaintext bit?

I have a block called block-main.menu.php

the ONLY thing I altered was the nuke sentinel setting to turn the admin auth to off because a few of them needed to setup new passwords. I hate how it's p ...

He's got a good point. It's nothing serious - just a little messy. Why should it be fine in the forum, yet not in the your account. Seems easy enough to fix?

Author	Message
Topic: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.4.x Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 2:58 am Subject: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	I got a reply this morning and they removed my domain. They also said that it would take a while for the IPs or something to clear from the cache but that's a result for me. I got a second e-mail w ...
Topic: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.4.x Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 11:18 am Subject: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	It looks like I am going to end up blocking one hell of a lot of places here!! I presume this will now go and take date from some storage file on my server and import the ranges into my database. I ...
Topic: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.4.x Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 9:08 am Subject: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	Yeah, it's kinda worrying. Perhaps if you were a webmaster wondering why some code is working on some guys site or maybe wondering what is a good OS to choose based on how well a site runs. I dunno. ...
Topic: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.4.x Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 8:58 am Subject: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	I e-mailed them and asked them to remove me from the database or their cache. Why should people want to know what operating system or php version my site runs anyway? I don't want people knowing that ...
Topic: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.4.x Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 8:27 am Subject: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	To fix the first problem of the Precondition Failed, I needed to add SecFilterEngine Off into the root .htaccess file, then add the blocked domains, then comment out # or remove that line. St ...
Topic: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.4.x Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 6:27 am Subject: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	Secondly - I just added the domains directly into the database. One specific domain is the netcraft.com search that allows people to see what OS your site is running along with some other details. Aft ...
Topic: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.4.x Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 6:08 am Subject: Blocking Referer gives "Precondition Failed"
Blind-Summit Replies: 10 Views: 18666	I was getting some spam domains in my http referer list so I decided to add them into the blocker configuration under the REFERER section admin.php?op=ABConfigReferer Once I had added the new do ...
Topic: Action not permitted
Blind-Summit Replies: 18 Views: 28394	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 5:07 pm Subject: Re: Action not permitted
Blind-Summit Replies: 18 Views: 28394	Sorry Raven... I saw Chatserv mentioning Protector, so I just wanted to reiterate that I did I have it installed. Anyway, I finally figured out the source of the annoying "Action Not Permitted", bu ...
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 2:06 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Which is why I wanted to use one. There's no use in having all this IP banning and Sentinel nonsense if your password is lame!
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2006 7:51 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	I had to alter my admin (God password) and then let them set their own passwords. Perhaps setting a global login for NS would be better, as you advise. Thanks for your help
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 3:30 pm Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	I think it must have worked for me in the past on raven nuke because I was using my old index.php file from nuke 7.4 - having said that - when I was testing earlier - that file gave me an error. Anywa ...
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 1:49 pm Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Not being rude - but I really want to try and fix this so if you can save the comments and replace them with some useful code...
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 12:43 pm Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	I found the section of code that's causing the error: $user_password = htmlspecialchars(stripslashes($user_password)); This wasn't present in 7.4 and I assume it's in place to stop malicious cod ...
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 11:27 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	true - but i'm more concerned with why it worked before, and not now - and also, why it's ok for my admin password still? Register on my site and have a go ?
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 11:18 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	to use in a password? well maybe now - but it had been ok before, and I had used the same one for nuke 7.4 and 7.6 so why should it be different now!??! I can just use a text / numerical pass - but ...
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 11:09 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	< > . etc
Topic: What is this in my img sig?
Blind-Summit Replies: 14 Views: 14387	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 11:05 am Subject: What is this in my img sig?
Blind-Summit Replies: 14 Views: 14387	No matter - I fixed it. For some reason - mozilla just likes to select the second item - so I added an <option value=\"\"></option> tag and that's fixed it drop me a line if anyone want ...
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 11:02 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	yeah - i dumped everything, saved passwords, saved form details, cookies, history, and downloaded files / cached content. I'm sure it's a code issue and not the above because I can login fine with ...
Topic: What is this in my img sig?
Blind-Summit Replies: 14 Views: 14387	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 10:45 am Subject: What is this in my img sig?
Blind-Summit Replies: 14 Views: 14387	mine are the same though! I'm just hacking this nuke_marketing code so that I can have a userlist instead of letting people enter the refering user's name - so many just put things like "Alex refered ...
Topic: What is this in my img sig?
Blind-Summit Replies: 14 Views: 14387	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 9:48 am Subject: What is this in my img sig?
Blind-Summit Replies: 14 Views: 14387	Well if I have this correct. The [img:3249823] tags work for the forum OK and display exactly as that in the your_account. So if we search for [img: then copy the text after the following ] and up to ...
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 9:27 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Also just used the admin panel to make a new user with the same password that I want to set for my account. Again it's identical in the database - but I just can't login with it. So much for using ...
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 9:12 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Yeah - I already checked that. It doesn't let me login. I can go in fine as an admin, but not as a user. When I reset my password to and get the abc123def type pass e-mailed to me - then it works fine ...
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 8:57 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	So if I copy the user's hash from prefix_users to prefix_ whatever the sentinel bit is - then I don't need the plaintext bit?
Topic: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 8:49 am Subject: Good passwords won't work
Blind-Summit Replies: 27 Views: 68397	I have a block called block-main.menu.php the ONLY thing I altered was the nuke sentinel setting to turn the admin auth to off because a few of them needed to setup new passwords. I hate how it's p ...
Topic: What is this in my img sig?
Blind-Summit Replies: 14 Views: 14387	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 8:44 am Subject: What is this in my img sig?
Blind-Summit Replies: 14 Views: 14387	He's got a good point. It's nothing serious - just a little messy. Why should it be fine in the forum, yet not in the your account. Seems easy enough to fix?