RobertR
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What a relief!
FTR, that's what I use...and used multiple times since this started. It must have been the timing of my last purge.FoxyMulder said:Get yourself CCleaner and attach it to your recycle bin, it works great.
That "user" was a spammer and is removed. But they only joined this morning, so their posts could not have had anything to do with the weekend's problems.SWFF said:Part of this problem might be this dude here, tantrikji6. I've got a lot of HTF notifications of posts this dude is making that are clearly spam, posts that indicate he's from the middle east, too.
Spam doesn't cause that sort of problem, research Liquid Web and latest Apache release and you will understand.SWFF said:There was a spammer similar to that one who was doing the same thing days before the site went down. Just sayin...
...or in a minute-and-a-huff?!?ROclockCK said:...or someone who left in a huff?
Charles Smith said:I notice something missing now, though: the little thingy at the top right, next to the messages one and the notifications one, that tells you whether friends or staff or online.
No biggie, just wondered about it is all.
I agree that this likely has nothing to do with recent spammers, nor can any malicious user just report the site and have Google automatically flag it as malware; reporting the site just means Google schedules an automated deep diagnostic run on it I believe.FoxyMulder said:Spam doesn't cause that sort of problem, research Liquid Web and latest Apache release and you will understand.
Mike Frezon said:...or someone who left in a huff?
...or in a minute-and-a-huff?!?
http://www.quotecollection.com/author-images/groucho-marx-4.jpg
More precisely, you don't have any friends.Persianimmortal said:I've solved the "friends online" issue by having no friends.
You would think so but can you offer a better explanation especially since every test done shows Liquid Web as using outdated server software, that of course is an open invite to be hacked and, my website, i have been running one for about ten years just like you, is on a server with up to date software. No firewall for a popular large site sure doesn't help.Persianimmortal said:As for Liquid Web being hacked, well if someone had hacked the server on which HTF resides, then you'd think they'd have done more than install malware which only appears on 54 out of over 9,000 pages.
Raising the earlier half-joke post by Steve above, it turns out that Google's own ad servers have been serving malware according to this article:ROclockCK said:Possibly a link to a Google image Koroush?
That would certainly be...uhm...ironic.