Anybody hearing anything? I am going into withdrawl.....
Kevin (aka tlgtr)
****
Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured
annually by their clothing.
Some snippets of info I've seen...
>http://www.vbportal.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=63642#post63642A post by Tim Wheatley
Well what they did on our site is injected code (for a p*rn dialler and toolbar) into an inline frame on our mainpage. A member of forum staff in Australia then called someone in Denmark, who called our sysadmin and he called our host who then shut the server off until I could find out what it was, so we've decided to keep it off until Monday when out sysadmin gets back from holiday and he can update (I think it better than users don't have a load of crap installed on their PC). Until then I know little more than I've said... Though I would expect vbulletin.com to be back sooner than that and to have more info...
Anyway that's what happened with us...
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>http://www.net-security.org/vuln.php?id=3257vBulletin PHP Forum Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability
Posted on 16 February 2004
Software: vBulletin PHP Forum Version
Vendor: Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd
http://www.vbulletin.com
Versions: 3.0.0 Release Candidate 4
Platforms: Unix/Windows
Bug: Cross Site Scripting Vulnerabillity
Risk: Low /* Guess it's not that low of a risk after all .... :) */
Exploitation: Remote with browser
Date: 24 Jan 2004
Author: Rafel Ivgi, The-Insider
e-mail: the_insider a mail.com
web: http://theinsider.deep-ice.com
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>irc://irc.boomtown.net/racesimcentral (2004-02-23 10:41 EET)10:41 < JGent> :) have the problems been fixed now O trollo O forum God :)
10:41 < Trollo> well im sick and they are working on it at work as we speak
10:42 < JGent> ah right, what was the problem if your allowed to tell me
10:42 < Trollo> JGent : i dont know at all all i heard is they are building a new server just for RSC.
10:42 < JGent> I think mathew Gold... something was looking for you trollo, he was a trackmaker for generally
10:43 < JGent> dunno if it was for anything important
10:43 < JGent> I bet the new server is UBER
10:43 < Trollo> okay JGent
10:43 < Trollo> it is uber
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Hopefully they're back soon bigger and faster than ever :)
Atleast Tim got few days of rest from all the admin stuff, sometimes it seems RSC is he's fullday job, and Kim's and Mikkel's and Phil's and all the other admin's and mod's :)
And they do that without pay.......
Pitty they only give creditcards in Finland only to people who wouldn't really need "credit"cards... no possiblity of paypalling them a donation... :(
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> Anybody hearing anything? I am going into withdrawl..... > > > Kevin (aka tlgtr) > **** > Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured > annually by their clothing. >[email hidden] (TlgtrProd) wrote:
>Anybody hearing anything? I am going into withdrawl.....
It is amazing how =really= CENTRAL Race Sim Central has become! I'm having
trouble getting a copy of Jim Pearson's "Adelaide 2002 Sprint Circuit" in
the lite version, and without RSC it seems to be practically impossible to
get the word out, or get in contact with JP or anyone else on his team.
Sigh.
Chris Noto, see Noto at tee dee ess dot net
[email hidden] (TlgtrProd) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
> Anybody hearing anything? I am going into withdrawl.....
>
>
> Kevin (aka tlgtr)
> ****
No kidding - so am I!
Let me be the first to start a wild rumor ;)...
Maybe they are upgrading the servers in preparation for a widely
anticipated release, hmmm? GPL 65, anyone?
Don't really think that's it (what with all the forum changes lately),
but I hope I'm right...
Kendt
On 24 Feb 2004 19:03:15 GMT, [email hidden] (TlgtrProd)
wrote:
>Anybody hearing anything? I am going into withdrawl.....
I heard the egos of all the forum moderators finally reached critical
mass and caused the entire website to collapse inwards on itself in a
catastrophe of celestial proportions.
Last I saw Tim Wheatley he was muttering something about XXX toolbars
and black holes. He seemed shell shocked.
Jason
Kendt Eklund wrote:
Nope it's still a few weeks away yet.
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> [email hidden] (TlgtrProd) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>... > >>Anybody hearing anything? I am going into withdrawl..... >> >> >>Kevin (aka tlgtr) >>**** > > > No kidding - so am I! > Let me be the first to start a wild rumor ;)... > Maybe they are upgrading the servers in preparation for a widely > anticipated release, hmmm? GPL 65, anyone? > Don't really think that's it (what with all the forum changes lately), > but I hope I'm right... > > KendtOn 25 Feb 2004 19:11:30 -0800, [email hidden] (Kendt Eklund)
wrote:
>Maybe they are upgrading the servers in preparation for a widely
>anticipated release, hmmm? GPL 65, anyone?
I'd be surprised if that would put much strain on their servers.
Jason
GPL 65!?! No offense but if I don't get my daily SCC update fix soon.....
Kevin (aka tlgtr)
****
Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured
annually by their clothing.
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> No kidding - so am I! > Let me be the first to start a wild rumor ;)... > Maybe they are upgrading the servers in preparation for a widely > anticipated release, hmmm? GPL 65, anyone? > Don't really think that's it (what with all the forum changes lately), > but I hope I'm right... > > KendtJason Moyer wrote:
It's a pretty big.
25megs for the whole thing (ok maybe not that big for cable users but
big enough). Although it will probably also be available in user
friendly segments too with the minimum starter pack being 4megs
(physics, no sounds, no layouts, no gfx but playable with '67 cars).
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> On 25 Feb 2004 19:11:30 -0800, [email hidden] (Kendt Eklund) > wrote: > > >>Maybe they are upgrading the servers in preparation for a widely >>anticipated release, hmmm? GPL 65, anyone? > > > I'd be surprised if that would put much strain on their servers. > > Jason"Kevin Clark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
Hopefully gpl65 won't cause too much of a problem, remember GTR2002
nearly brought it's hosts to their knees the first few days but RSC
still just about handled it ;-)
You never realise how much you come to depend on something until it's
gone.
Malc.
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> Jason Moyer wrote: > > On 25 Feb 2004 19:11:30 -0800, [email hidden] (Kendt Eklund) > > wrote: > > > > > >>Maybe they are upgrading the servers in preparation for a widely > >>anticipated release, hmmm? GPL 65, anyone? > > > > > > I'd be surprised if that would put much strain on their servers. > > > > Jason > > It's a pretty big. > 25megs for the whole thing (ok maybe not that big for cable users but > big enough). Although it will probably also be available in user > friendly segments too with the minimum starter pack being 4megs > (physics, no sounds, no layouts, no gfx but playable with '67 cars).In article <[email hidden]>, Kevin Clark
<[email hidden]> writes:
>It's a pretty big.
>25megs for the whole thing (ok maybe not that big for cable users but
>big enough). Although it will probably also be available in user
>friendly segments too with the minimum starter pack being 4megs
>(physics, no sounds, no layouts, no gfx but playable with '67 cars).
>
I'd be more than willing to host it as well, once I get some more drive
space...
Eldred
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