Problem with every batch upload process
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AZMike
Joined: 2009-11-20
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Posted: Fri, 2009-11-20 21:39
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First - sorry it has been so long since i installed Gallery I am not sure of the version (2 something for sure). I have it hosted on Godaddy Linux, I use Firefox. I am on a Vista machine now. Issue is I use to have no issues with the upload applet, then all of a sudden would get nothing but failures (404) I believe. So I moved to the XP direct, however new PC and now Vista. I have tried every batch process to no avail. I have read (I believe all) the solutions and tried fixes. Issues are still: Upload applet - fails on each file Upload via local server - fails. It sees all the files I have uploaded, I check them and then it goes that error 'incorrect path' or some such. Even though I have the right directory and it sees the files (and I check them). Gallery Remote - I get the "server contacted but no Gallery 2 here" I have installed the files on the server, the remote2.php file (whatever that name is) is there in the main folder, module shows no issues etc (basically all the steps listed to fix when you have this I have done and still get). FYI - I did upload the 'fix files for remote module' from a thread of people that had this issue and still had issue Upload via Windows Live Photo Gallery (like w XP but if you have Vista) - I tried both ways: The registry file you get by doing the 'add item' and the one that if you browse via Windows Photo Gallery add plugins you get to (the msi file by Amit). Same issue with both - "Remote server returned an error 404 not found - I for sure have the right path and tried 10 other variations just in case. Net for me, is does anyone have a path for uploading via batch that would work for me? Would an update fix these issues? ANy ideas? I am not a programmer, not even close, just a guy who loves the Gallery functionality and look and has used for years. family photo gallery here if it helps: linked removed, contains malicious content |
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Your site has been hacked. Looks like there's some malicious javascript on your site or in one of your templates somewhere. If your anti-virus isn't giving you a blaring warning about it when accessing your site, you're most likely infected as well.
Good luck. Don't use FTP
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Oh man... that's not what I needed to hear. Can you point me in a direction that may help - i.e. what gives you that idea? Where might I look for the javascript? Any help is appreciated.
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I'm not going to post the code here, use SFTP (not FTP) and take a look at your site's html. Even your main page at the root of your site is infected. My anti-virus program is screaming that it's a trojan.
If your anti-virus program doesn't complain about anything wrong on your computer, I'm betting you're infected too.
First, From a known clean machine. Change your passwords, all of them for everything you use, you don't know what's been compromised.
Second, don't ever use FTP, only SSH and SFTP. FTP transmits all data in the clear, including usernames and passwords. This is actually how most sites get hacked.
Third, make sure your machine is clean and you have a good antivirus program.
Fourth, clean your site. On your home page (and I don't know what else, looks like all HTML pages and probably PHP pages. At the bottom after your </html> tag, there is a part that start with:
<!-- ad --><html><script>
/*@cc_on @*/
/*@if (@_win32)
Delete that and everything after that.
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