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Hi folks, I have a bit of an odd question, but I'm assuming it's related to something I have/haven't changed upon moving my local build to a live server. Everything, locally, works 100% and I have encountered no problems at all, but sometimes, when logging into the admin, the stylesheets/js will break and I'll get a broken page (see image below) – sometimes it happens, sometimes not and the page it happens on varies as well. The thing is, once it's happened, I can't return to the unbroken site until I save over the config.php file. Or, after a few refreshes it returns back. Odd, right? Looking in the error console on devtools, it states: Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined sheffieldculture.co.uk.s141188.gridserver.com/:205 Uncaught ReferenceError: initPageEditForm is not defined This makes me think that the jQuery is failing to load... Any thoughts/similar issues?
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Hello, today I've tried the following: Use .htaccess to rewrite the url conditionally if an image file was not found. Rewrite target was http://www.this-is-the-live-system.com/site/assets/files/$1 I guess that would work out great. Unfortunately Processwire checks to see if the file exists and outputs an error message in the Page Editor. An option to disable this check would be great. (Similar to $config->debugIf = '::1'; or something) It would be great being able to just use the live database locally without broken images all over the place. I guess this might be a simple good enough solution for most use cases.
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This isn't related to Processwire, but just so the PW community is aware, today we discovered several malicious files in our server (Wordpress environment). The code in the files ultimately allows for the same thing, remote code execution. I'm guessing some security hole allowed an attacker to execute code via a plugin, which wrote a file to www.example.com/dump.php This file contained the following code: http://pastebin.com/dsLZnbCW After deciphering it slightly: http://pastebin.com/NiCe9ftn I then realised it was looking for a post request variable "n59a097" Malicious code was then being sent base64 encoded to this post variable, where it was then being decoded and run through the eval() function. Digital Ocean alerted us of the issue, after our server had been reported to them for sending out spam email. Just a heads up really as to the possibility of security holes allowing simple files to be written, that then allow for remote code execution. I'm sure Processwire is far less a target than Wordpress for these types of exploits but keep an eye out.
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Hi folks, I am using AJAX on a site I am building, specifically PJAX, and I have built all this locally and it has all been working great with no problems. Upon pushing this from local to remote the AJAX is failing to retrieve my pages, and thus falling back to the normal page loading. I have had a look at the Network tab in Google devtools to find out more and it looks like the request goes through but the PJAX url call (for example: http://www.juleslister.co.uk/projects/photography?_pjax=%23pjax) is returning as a 301 error. I have a screenshot of the Network issue here: http://i.imgur.com/oC2ZPce.png Any thoughts? Many thanks, R
