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Well, we all know how much I loved my large collection of games and how long it took me to find them don't we?
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.
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.
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Thanks for the URL.
Meantime, I've been reading about all the vulnerabilities in PHP, in the database at http://www.securityfocus.com. Worrying how even a simple script, that contains the "phpinfo()" function, can be made to execute someone else's code. This may have been fixed in PHP4.3.2.
Anyone know what version of PHP we're on at Freeola?
Meantime, I've been reading about all the vulnerabilities in PHP, in the database at http://www.securityfocus.com. Worrying how even a simple script, that contains the "phpinfo()" function, can be made to execute someone else's code. This may have been fixed in PHP4.3.2.
Anyone know what version of PHP we're on at Freeola?
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