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  1. jonathan Kokott
    What is their motivation to attack this website? Because they can?
  2. jonathan Kokott
    Glad I don't have a virus on my machine. If you need any help with parsing access logs or some other data mining to help find the root cause, I'm more than happy to assist. ~Jon
  3. jonathan Kokott
    I'm receiving a message on login to cpanel that says this: B.l.a.c.k H.a.t G.r.o.u.p Hacked By #BHG Member Team : [Net.Edit0r & DarkCoder & fr0nk & Amir-Magic & H3X & Milad.C0nn3ct0r& D3adly ] Yah0o.Id : ./Net.Edit0r@Att.Net , DarkCoder@Att.Net , Fr0nk@Rogers.Com , Sg_00700@Yahoo.Com , G0dr0ot3r@Yahoo.Com - [ ./Iranian HackerZ #Persian Gulf ] And i cant do anything now. I didn't think my password was weak, I'd be happy with simply cleaning and resetting the whole thing at this point. ~Jon
  4. jonathan Kokott
    My URL: http://fantasyfootballexpert.heliohost.org.../helloworld.cgi one of the websites I used to help construct the code: http://htmlfixit.com/cgi-tutes/tutorial_Pe...id_script.shtml I have tested the output with ActivePerl. (it appears to be working properly.) As far as the syntax goes, it doesn't look like a ";" is supposed to be there (obviously not a perl expert either but it does seem odd.) ~Jon
  5. jonathan Kokott
    Didn't seem to help. I now have: #!/usr/bin/env perl print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"; print <<EOTF; <html> <head> <title>hello, world</title> <body> <h1>hellow world</h1> </body> </html> EOTF I've converted end of line to both unix [LF] and windows [CRLF] and that doesn't seem to be it either. Any other ideas? Thanks again, ~Jon
  6. jonathan Kokott
    I'd really prefer not to use a content manager for this. I don't need something quite that complicated at this time. I've been trying to execute a simple perl script, but have been receiving the 500 error. The script has 0755 permissions and the file contains the following: ----- #/usr/bin/perl print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"; print <<EOTF; <html> <head> <title>hello, world</title> <body> <h1>hellow world</h1> </body> </html> EOTF ------ the file is my "public_html/cgi-bin" folder. filename is "helloworld.cgi" I've successfully run this code on my machine, and I feel like I've read every tutorial online for this. Please help. ~Jon
  7. jonathan Kokott
    Part of the problem is that I lack the knowledge of what can/can't be done on heliohost and web in general. I'll get busy educating myself on a content management system. I appreciate the response. ~Jon
  8. jonathan Kokott
    I'm generating html reports from field data and want the reports to be visible to other people in the work group. I'm not a web developer, and I'm not sure that this is possible. Here's what I've done so far: HTML reports are programatically uploaded via ftp to a username/home/guest report section. The main domain webpage has a link to where the reports should be moved to. How do I: Programatically move reports from username/home/guest to a location my web domain can link to as the reports come in? Programatically create a webpage listing these reports (I believe a PERL script is the way to go on this, I'm just not sure how to invoke the script only when new ftp upload occur. I wrote the code uploading the HTML files so maybe somewhere in there I could call the PERL script?) ~Jon
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