Asked by philevans114
at 2024-07-28 10:34:16
Point:500 Replies:8 POST_ID:829140USER_ID:11495
Topic:
Web Development Software;;Networking Security Vulnerabilities
Hi
I am running a Centos 5, LAMP site. The problem is that one of the pages is being redirected to another page (not mine) that has a link. I think it is a hack.
This is being done on a 302 Found redirect :-
Found
The document has moved here.
The pages are part of my payments processing and so I have taken the site down while I resolve the problem.
I have tested the code and it is being executed correctly :-
elseif ($pmeth == 'card') {
//print_r ($inputdata);
$url=$url_prefix."payments/card.php";
$result=postArray($inputdata,$url);
if ($result != 'ok') echo $result;
exit;
However even if I rename card.php to xxx.php the redirect still happens. I don't know much about 302 redirects. How are they configured? Where do I start looking?
Thanks for any help.
I am running a Centos 5, LAMP site. The problem is that one of the pages is being redirected to another page (not mine) that has a link. I think it is a hack.
This is being done on a 302 Found redirect :-
Found
The document has moved here.
The pages are part of my payments processing and so I have taken the site down while I resolve the problem.
I have tested the code and it is being executed correctly :-
elseif ($pmeth == 'card') {
//print_r ($inputdata);
$url=$url_prefix."payments/card.php";
$result=postArray($inputdata,$url);
if ($result != 'ok') echo $result;
exit;
However even if I rename card.php to xxx.php the redirect still happens. I don't know much about 302 redirects. How are they configured? Where do I start looking?
Thanks for any help.