[Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
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Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
Do what I do. Quote, copy, paste, quote, copy, paste, post. It's like a long version of multi-quoting.
Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
Go to the topic review under the editor. Mark the text you want to quote, click "quote" next to it. Rinse, repeat.Stallyon wrote:Do what I do. Quote, copy, paste, quote, copy, paste, post. It's like a long version of multi-quoting.
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Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
So does this also connected to why my specific mybb3 forum went down on Saturday (and is still down), or is that an entirely other problem?
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Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
Well I highly doubt it that a problem with your myBB is directly related with a hack of the phpBB server. But to be sure you have to seek support over at the myBB support site as they will be able to tell you what is causing your problem.
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Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
Well, it uses the phpBB3 forum software, it's just titled 'toc.mybb3.org', hence my use of the 'mybb3' title. But it is a phpBB3 individual forum.
Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
The hack on the phpBB.com server took down a grand total of one phpBB board, ours. We don't support hosted phpBBs and have no control over them at all, you need to talk to your provider.caboelx wrote:Well, it uses the phpBB3 forum software, it's just titled 'toc.mybb3.org', hence my use of the 'mybb3' title. But it is a phpBB3 individual forum.
Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
I apologize--I need to explain better. We used to work with the software installed on a computer that was hosting the forum. But about 8 months ago we switched over to the online-based system. I'm just trying to figure out if that was a part of the database that has gone down, or if I'm looking at a different problem. For about 8 months now, we have not been hosting it on one of our computers. Since it was online, does that mean that it must have been on the main phpBB server?
Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
Your forum is hosted on whatever server you are paying for. Its not hosted on the phpBB server.
If you havent done anything to stop it working, then you need to contact YOUR hosting company
If you havent done anything to stop it working, then you need to contact YOUR hosting company
Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
We don't host any phpBB installations apart from this board, the main board and phpBB.com and our styles demo. Unless your board is one of those it is no way affected by our server going down.caboelx wrote:I apologize--I need to explain better. We used to work with the software installed on a computer that was hosting the forum. But about 8 months ago we switched over to the online-based system. I'm just trying to figure out if that was a part of the database that has gone down, or if I'm looking at a different problem. For about 8 months now, we have not been hosting it on one of our computers. Since it was online, does that mean that it must have been on the main phpBB server?
Re: [Discussion] Downtime and Server Compromise
I cannot understand why users are still banging on about this subject. It was stated from the beginning that the fault was NOT with the phpBB software (please note phpBB, this is not the same as php, phplist or any other software using the php suite) The developers of phpBB, I am sure, are working as quickly and diligently as they always do, to bring the board back up. The hierarchy at phpBB do all this work free of charge and, as has been stated, all have day time jobs as well, cut them some slack.
If it takes two weeks or two months to repair the damage it will be back up and available for your use. There is no need to keep asking when will it be back up again, it will be up, be patient.
If it takes two weeks or two months to repair the damage it will be back up and available for your use. There is no need to keep asking when will it be back up again, it will be up, be patient.