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it means hosting it from your computer or server in your house rather than hosting remotly (a server somewhere else)

They can still log on as admin on a patched forum if they had already logged on as admin before the patch.
Its always a good idea to change your password regulaly.

* is a wildcard. It means the template you are using or the template you want to install the mod for.

they sometimes put
/templates/YOUR TEMPLATE/overall_header.tpl

I think i remember reading on here that 2MB is the biggest you can restore through phpbb admin controll panel. That may not be correct though. Back up as often as you think you should. If you have a low traffic site you wouldn't need to do it as often as a high traffic site. It depends how much data...

i edited my last post.

go to admin controll panel > cofiguration > site description

its probably a java script popup in one of the forum descriptions.
Look through them and im sure youl find it.

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I just looked at your site.
go to admin controll panel > cofiguration > site description

More than likely the exploit was public, so you or your host should of patched it. was you using 2.0.13 when this happened? was you hacked while using 2.0.12 at all? (its possible that they exploited the forum with the boolean exploit when you were using 2.0.12 and still had an admin cookie that all...

I dont know exactly what you mean.
is this of any help?

Admin control panel > configuration

I had this problem once.
I would login and it wouldnt say the pass was wrong or anything but just wouldnt log me in.

After i deleted the cookies it didnt happen again.
Does it still happen after you have deleted your cookies?

I dont think its a phpbb. Dosn't look like it..,

It looks like your forum only went live at the begining of the month.
It takes time to get indexed on google, they dont update everyday.
So even though you have googlebot activity it dosnt mean you get indexed straight away.
Give it time.


PS.
Update your forum if you havnt done already.

Have you done a password reminder to have a new password sent to your email addy? That should work. If nothing else works you could replace your md5 hash (encrypted password) in the database with a new one to change the password. (im assuming you are certain that the name and pass you are typing is ...

its not very nice to go looking through the database at peoples private messages. I would either believe them and ban the offending member (or revoke thier right to send messages) or ask them for a screen shot of the messages. Would be best to try another approoach first, looking in the database for...

[oops. double post]

You could reinstate one of the backups. Thats why people make backups, so they can do a backup.

Make sure you do a backup of your currect database just incase it dosnt work.