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Guess what.
They've gone.
So have the pictures.
So have my silly little flash animations and downloads.
So did the forum I had up.
I've just noticed that the forum didn't work when I checked on Monday. I don't know how, but whoever/whatever did it only deleted stuff from my folders containing the larger files. The folder with my reviews wasn't touched.
I'm annoyed now. Because I actually said I would back them all up because I haven't got a copy of them anymore! So I have no games.
:c(
I'm gonna email Freeola tomorrow just to find out if they had any problems. I've got to find all the piccies and get all the games back again now.
And re-upload them.
And pay money.
Damn.
This is Phil, P8ssed off, signing out to have a shower because I smell!
Goodbye.
For 15 minutes.
monkey_man wrote:
>
> I had a look at my control panel and everything off the HTDOCS folder
> has gone, except other folders. Weird that.
> phi11ip wrote:
> monkey_man wrote:
> Yeah, I do something similar to that.
>
> ~did~
>
> No, "do". I incorporate that system into any site I make
> using PHP. So I practice it, which means I "do".
>
> ~done~
It was a bad attempt at a joke relating to the problem.
....
I won't do it again.
"Buggger All!"
They 'don't know' of the problem and they don't do backups.
I've been uploading my games to Freeola for the past hour...
If they do it again I'll just ask them to give me access to dial up normally to upload or something. I'm not gonna let them get more money off of me because of their error, which the Freeola manager knew about, but nobody else did.
Not even a message on the server status page.
Lost my respect after this one. I thought they were good but the way they handled this was terrible...
If I get a big inflow of cash, I'm 'moving out' straight away!
and that 404 script works. Now no external pages can be run using the server which could potentially cause a problem.
http://www.phi11ip.com/?page=buggerall
I forgot to name the page though so it's an untitled document!
And I fianlly managed to finish the site that started my quest to make something decent...
www.upminsterfc.com
Now the site can be edited by anyone from the club who wants to. And the scores can all be updated remotely too.
Considering before I had to copy the scores from an Excel page and copy them into Frontpage and then upload the page manually, I think I've made a slight inprovement...
Hopefully the site will be updated this year now seeing as I could never be bothered last year!
My bulletin board and visitor books obviously have text input boxes - I use PHP's "striptags" function to stop people putting in HTML, but I've just found that it doesnt stop me putting in PHP scripts. Even so, I do moderate the board, and the script wouldnt be executed until I did.
But I'd better do something more to stop raw PHP being entered before I reload the site.
www.upminsterfc.com
That is just the same as your site with some colour changes
Could you threaten to take legal action for loss of earnings?
BTW, I find that the "strip_tags" function *does* remove php tags, but I wasnt using it on my bulletin board, only on my visitors book. I still think this was my only vulnerability, though, so I'm still puzzled as to what happened.