garvinhicking wrote:Hi!

Try Directoryindex /cca/index.php

Regards,
Garvin

Thanks, that was it!

I just made a .htaccess file with the following contents in the /cca directory



ErrorDocument 404 /index.php
DirectoryIndex /index.php
had no affect

Then I realized that code expressly calls the root, so I tried




ErrorDocument 404 index.php
DirectoryIndex index.php


Still appears to have ...

So I used to have a different website in a subfolder off my root. The software that it was using go hacked. (SQL injection)

So i've deleted the entire folder (and it's accompany database, and I'm changing all my passwords now).

What I'd like to do is redirect the folder to a specific catagory in ...

I've been getting THOUSANDS of referers from

mp3toy.info (2215)
justmusicmp3.com (1950)
west-sounds.com
tvsetmp3.com
mp3vio.com

I have no idea why, and the sites seem bogus..

I'm concerned that I might be hosting something I didn't put there, but I can't find anything I didn't upload.

Any idea ...

Thanks. The database table was what I wanted to know. I was looking akismet's and wordpresses page for the blocked spam. (Don't ask me why, I just thought since I signed up for the account there, that's where the reporting would be)

So far, I've only gotten one spam since I've enabled it. When I ...

I was getting a moderate amount of trackback and comment spam.

I signed up for, and added the Akismet API key to the spamprotector plugin.

I haven't received ANY since then, and I wanted to check to see if something might have been tagged as spam. (Sorta a check to see if it's working thing)

Is ...

Just as an FYI.

You might want to use Error Code 301 instead of 302.

301 is moved permanently
Your Web server thinks that your URL has been permanently redirected to another URL. The client system is expected to immediately retry the alternate URL.

302 is moved temporarily
Your Web server thinks ...

I just reviewed the source code. It appears it was fixed on the 27th. Since BP was released on the 20th.

Any rumors on when the next release might appear? (Otherwise I'll just go off the SVN.)

Mike

I downloaded bulletproof v1.1.

Same problem looks like.

it's the index.tbl file, it still doesn't have the # signs necessary.

However, #skipnav still comes up as a broken link.

BTW, the xml.gif files don't have image sizes define. (This is also tripping on the validator) Any idea where I could ...

Thanks Garvin!

That did the trick, or it was enough to get me rolling.

I added a moved 301 header to it, so it's google friendly, and I added a default case statement since I had a few pages that I didn't repost.

Here's the final form of what I went with:

<?php
header("HTTP/1.1 301");
switch ...

vdice3 wrote: How do I make this appear on my web address as a blog?

I'm going to assume you have a standard install.

You probably put the software in it's own directory.
Ex.
http://www.yourdomain.com/serendipity/ as opposed to what your expecting
http://www.yourdomain.com

So I just switched to serendipity from an different PHP project.

I need to redirect the old pages to the new serendipity pages. The old pages
were of the format of:

http://www.mpking.com/articles.php?lng=en&pg=55

The new page is..
http://www.mpking.com/index.php?/archives/8-FreeRADIUS-PEAP ...

So I just installed serendipity 1.2, with the Bulletproof theme that included with the default build.

I ran it thru an HTML validator, and it complained on the following links being 404.
Not sure if it's a serendipity, a bulletproof problem, or a stupid installer (ME) problem

<!-- #skiplinks ...