I'm getting many errors messages like the one below when I login to my site. It looks like gallery2.php is corrupted. Does anyone know how I could get a clean copy?
Thanks,
Sean
ERROR 2: Error parsing modules/gallery2.php on line 1
0 Error occurred on in function parse_ini_file
1 called from line 34 of file pgv.php in function include_once
2 called from line 32 of file gallery2_random_media.php in function require_once
3 called from line 90 of file index.php
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With the help of hosting's tech support, malicious code was removed from
the file gallery2.php and everything is back to normal.
It's nice to hear hosting support that care!
If you have ftp access to the hosting ... which you should ... then it's
worth keeping a backup copy of your site(s) at home. I use a package
called 'Beyond Compare' which is one of the few I pay for, but it allows
me to compare file directories between remote machines, so every site
has a local copy and I can very quickly spot and repair problems.
More important though is to plug the hole which sounds like a
vulnerability in gallery2?
Greetings,
I'm getting many errors messages like the one below when I login to my site. It looks like gallery2.php is corrupted. Does anyone know how I could get a clean copy?
Thanks,
Sean
ERROR 2: Error parsing modules/gallery2.php on line 1
0 Error occurred on in function parse_ini_file
1 called from line 34 of file pgv.php in function include_once
2 called from line 32 of file gallery2_random_media.php in function require_once
3 called from line 90 of file index.php
With the help of hosting's tech support, malicious code was removed from the file gallery2.php and everything is back to normal.
Thanks,
Sean
On 28/03/15 23:23, Son Tu wrote:
It's nice to hear hosting support that care!
If you have ftp access to the hosting ... which you should ... then it's
worth keeping a backup copy of your site(s) at home. I use a package
called 'Beyond Compare' which is one of the few I pay for, but it allows
me to compare file directories between remote machines, so every site
has a local copy and I can very quickly spot and repair problems.
More important though is to plug the hole which sounds like a
vulnerability in gallery2?
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