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It's all good though, as I told clientco what's happening would happen, and they said "oh no it won't and I said, fine wait and see"Originally posted by HeliCraig View PostThat happened to me yesterday. My commiserations.
Yesterday they rang me and said "er...you know that thing you said would happen, it's happening"
My charges will reflect my prediction.
That boy go raaaaaaa
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Ahhhh... the way it should be.Originally posted by El_Diablo View PostMy charges will reflect my prediction.
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Originally posted by zara_backdog View PostCold - very cold took dogs a long walk this morning...
Don't write me off just yet - I have an interview for a contract role tomorrow

Let us know how it goes.Comment
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Not banned?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostGreetings denizens
Seems having a high tpd post count saved you......Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostThank f*** for the support team at Hostgator!!!
Fixed the latest problem within a few seconds of my raising it with them.
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Even that "simple" PHP was beyond me.......Originally posted by NickFitz View Post500 Internal Server Error suggests some kind of misconfiguration, as opposed to a mere PHP error.
Have you tried uploading a straightforward HTML file? If you can access that OK, then try a simple PHP file:
- if that breaks, then it looks like a dodgy PHP configuration.Code:<?php echo 'Hello'; ?>
Try grabbing everything off the site and running it locally - the Apache error log might hold some clues.Comment
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Thanks - looks like the hack took place a few months back before we upgraded, and then stayed there.Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
Hopefully that explains why the traffic has tailed off somewhat in the past few months.
Passwords all changed, users checked out OK, anonymous FTP disabled, and am taking a backup so I can search for any dodgy code there.
What permissions should I have public_html set to? I don't do this web malarkey!!Comment
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Did I miss something? What did NF do to potentially get banned?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostNot banned?
Seems having a high tpd post count saved you......Comment
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