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I'm sick to my back teeth of my site having problems. I'm going to be making some host changes as JustHost CHARGE for a daily backup. Anyway, I was installing a new feature. I installed in incorrectly and had files all over my public_html. So, I had to delete them - as I did. I then went into my lib/skins/... folder and deleted an index.html file and a folder named 'dashboard'. I checked them both before deleting. Neither were important and were used for testing purposes. So why can't I access my site now? I get a 403 error! http://freshjetvirtual.com/ I don't understand.

As I've done

5 hours? Mine had about 200 before becoming Chief Pilot...

I've got so used to it I completely forgot it was still there

They deleted the tables. I have PopUpNews, Charts and FrontSchedules. I don't have my own queries. I tried to create my own modules - it might have done something.

Luckily my site was restored without rebuilding the entire site. It was a close call. The only lpss was that e only have around 925 hours logged, comared to the 1000+ we had before. Pilots have lost a bit of a chunk out of their hours. I want to know what can be done to prevent future incidents with my VA and others using phpVMS. I was targeted with an SQL injection, which deleted many of my database tables. What can be done to protect them? Are they dynamic? And if so, is that a problem?

JustHost have been really helpful and have restored using a backup - but my site is still f**cked up: http://freshjetvirtual.com/index.php My local.config.php looks fine, and all my database tables are back. However they show as 0.00MB - but they contain everything.

I can tell you're just saying that. Why? My site is down

That's why you use phpVMS instead

Your site should be you biggest investment really. I'll try to do one for free. PM me.

Not looking great. Doing my best.

Beautiful design. As Tom said, the dropdown won't display over the live map, try adding a z-index.

My visitors log shows many User Agents as: http://www.gigablast.com/spider.html All from the IP: 64.22.106.82 From their site: Gigabot obeys the robots.txt standard. robots.txt is a file that you place in your web server's root html directory that tells search engines what pages you do not want indexed. This page [external link] talks more about it. I noticed something about robots.txt, although is this standard?

I think we have been hacked via an SQL injection.

My last action as admin was approving a PIREP, and 10 seconds before, I had approved a new pilot. Just checked my databases to find there are several MISSING. This is what I have: Structure airmail Structure airmail_folders Structure events Structure events_pilotranks Structure events_signups Structure exams Structure exams_admin Structure exams_available Structure exams_exam_revisions Structure exams_questions Structure exams_questions_revisions Structure exams_requests Structure exams_results Structure exams_results_history Structure exams_revisions_types Structure exams_settings Structure phpvms_adminlog Structure phpvms_awards Structure phpvms_awardsgranted Structure phpvms_dbadminlog Structure phpvms_dbawards Structure phpvms_dbawardsgranted Structure phpvms_dbdownloads Structure phpvms_dbexpenselog Structure phpvms_dbexpenses Structure phpvms_dbfinancedata Structure phpvms_dbfuelprices Structure phpvms_dbnavdata Structure phpvms_dbsessions Structure phpvms_dbupdates Structure phpvms_downloads Structure phpvms_expenselog Structure phpvms_expenses Structure phpvms_financedata Structure phpvms_fuelprices Structure phpvms_navdata Structure phpvms_sessions

Seems fine.

Not to be rude, but first you need to read the post.

JustHost say it's not a server issue.

Just checked on my site and got this: Last time I checked it was fine and I haven't edited anything since. Anyone know what's happened?

You will need to use a custom field for IVAO ID.

I think there's an option in the config.

Have you tried looking?

Yes I've been aware of the problem for over a year now and nothing can be done

Thanks, that will do

Therefore it is valid.