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4.1.14.3 update and Protect Writeable Folders From Dangerous


P15-D24

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I'll paste the info here for those who need it. This is taken from the update notice in the ACP, prior to upgrade:

 

"If you have already enabled the security feature "Protect Writeable Folders From Dangerous Files", then you will need to manually update the .htaccess file which you can do simply by opening "uploads/.htaccess" in a text editor and replacing its contents with:"

#<ipb-protection>
<Files ~ "^.*\.(php|cgi|pl|php3|php4|php5|php6|phtml|shtml|([a-z0-9]{32}))$">
    Order allow,deny
    Deny from all
</Files>
#</ipb-protection>

 

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1 hour ago, P15-D24 said:

Hmm, not seeing an .htaccess in  /p15d24ph_forum/uploads/logs/   Only one I see is in the actual forum directory and it doesn't have any #<ip-protection> entries. 

I made a typo in my post, which I corrected. The correct path is simply ./uploads/

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55 minutes ago, riko said:

I updated manually. Can that annoying red block that tells me to upgrade, (which is impossible at the moment as you guys are doing maintenance at your end) please be made dismissible on the forum side?

If you have updated to the last version, the red block isn't there.

Which version are you on ? 

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17 minutes ago, josdoss said:

which is impossible at the moment as you guys are doing maintenance at your end) please be made dismissible on the forum side?

Quote are not my words.

 

But hiding the red block, it is not possible by system default.

You have to edit / add something manual but this is not supported by ips. 

Also what this is, is not allowed to discuss this here on ips. 

 

If you guys have a little patience, the maintenance from the client area is almost ready regarding the time schedule, after that you can update normally and all your problems disappear!! ;) 

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