Jean Denis,

I have downloaded the entire script to acquire the changed file.  Then uploaded it as indicated...

No change in the response, it blocks the download, and responds with "Hacking Attempt" page.

Should I run a full upgrade once again?

or is something else the issue?

Thanks for the help

Note:  I had two years worth of data in the database managed by crawltrack.  All of it got wiped during the upgrade but all the configuration was kept.  The data is still tracked as if nothing had happened and even using test crawlers came ok...

Should I kill this and rebuild new (crawltrack) or do you have some specific solution?...

Last edited by MindlessGenius (26-04-2009 19:07:32)

Hi,

Yes the file is on the same server/site/domain as the crawltrack host/database...

Perplexing isn't it....

Last edited by MindlessGenius (27-04-2009 00:47:52)

Hi,
I am facing the same, and tried as you followed him but still same problem.

Thanks

Quick answer - go into countdownload.php and comment out the following lines of code from lines 113 to 128:

/*
$result = mysql_query("SELECT id_site FROM crawlt_site
WHERE url='".sql_quote($downloadhost)."' OR url='".sql_quote($downloadhosthttp)."' OR url='".sql_quote($downloadhostslash)."' OR url='".sql_quote($downloadhostwww)."'",$connexion);
$num_rows = mysql_num_rows($result);
if ($num_rows>0)
  {
//the host is known by CrawlTrack
  while ($ligne = mysql_fetch_row($result))
      {
      $idsite=$ligne[0];
      }
  }
elseif($noconnect==0)
  {
  echo"<h1>Hacking attempt !!</h1>";
  exit();
  }
*/

This will bypass the domain check and allow the download to be recorded.

You will also need to hard-code the site you're storing data for.  Nice if you only have one site - a problem if you have multiple.  If you only have one site, all you need to do is add the following line of code after the above commented code:

$idsite=1;

...and everything will automagically work.

Last edited by 137th Gebirg (11-09-2009 22:39:44)