installation questions

Posted: Sat May 29, 2004 9:18 am

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You can try shutting off the htaccess ban by leaving the config path blank. Until we can detirmine what your trouble with it is.
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Incorrect path in config (most times just .htaccess will work for the path but not alwasy somethings the server path to the .htaccess will be needed).

Something along those lines will probably shedd some more light on your trouble.

Bans will still be enforced for phpnuke areas of your website.

About the flash we'll have to do more testing with none flash enabled browsers and get back to everyone.Its really just a toy and a wakeup call for people messing around with things about which they have no clue. ie cut n paste wanna be script kiddies on moms aol account. Of course if there is no flash or no java or the browser blocks popups it is going to be less effective. There are limits to how much we dare to do in our efforts to "fight back".

As much fun as it would be to have a network of disgruntled nukers DoS would be attackers imagine the liability of such a active response.

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Hi sixonetonoffun Exclamation

I don't think it's any problem with .htaccess or with Sentinel, because it does not make any diffrens what ever I do in the configuration.

It must be me that have messed up everything with other scripts and i think I did a big misstake to install Nuke 7.3, after that everything is just about problems.

I'm going back to the NSN 7.1.1d because that one is a really stable one Exclamation

and hope everything will work then.

Sorry for this and Thanks for taking Your time to help Very Happy

Very impressive support You got here Wink

Posted: Mon May 31, 2004 2:59 am

SOLVED

Now I have changed back to NSN 7.1.1d and that fixed alot of problems that I had with 7.3.

The problem with Sentinel was solevd by moving back the config.php to root. Very Happy

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For the config location issue, try changing this code in sentinel.php by adding one more level of ../ to the config location if you have it up one level from root

Code:

// Load required scripts


if ($forum_admin == 1) {


    require_once("../../../config.php");


    require_once("../../../db/db.php");


    $lang_dir = "../../../";


} elseif ($inside_mod == 1) {


    require_once("../../config.php");


    require_once("../../db/db.php");


    $lang_dir = "../../";


} else {


    require_once("config.php");


    require_once("db/db.php");


    $lang_dir = "";


}

to

Code:

// Load required scripts


if ($forum_admin == 1) {


    require_once("../../../../config.php");


    require_once("../../../db/db.php");


    $lang_dir = "../../../";


} elseif ($inside_mod == 1) {


    require_once("../../../config.php");


    require_once("../../db/db.php");


    $lang_dir = "../../";


} else {


    require_once("../config.php");


    require_once("db/db.php");


    $lang_dir = "";


}

That would be the piece of code that is giving you the problem.

Posted: Mon May 31, 2004 6:25 am

Thank You Raven Exclamation

That one works great Razz