You'll note that someone else independently reported the redirect and showed the second URL, which I hadn't mentioned.
Just a warning for anyone linking to his site, you can make your own conclusions. If he's innocent, then he needs to get his shit fixed.
please hit me up on icq#:53667259.
i was trying to figure out what was the problem. i had the same problem here. i found out it was a windows trojan overriding DNS connection settings. similar to this one:
i was trying to figure out what was the problem. i had the same problem here. i found out it was a windows trojan overriding DNS connection settings. similar to this one:
after i removed it, everything was back to normal.
please contact me, i just want to be sure it's not a problem with my server.
thanks!
Unless someone has written a virus for FreeBSD that affects Squid logs, the redirect came from your server. I don't see what your Windows workstation has to do with it.
Squid (my web cache software) does its own DNS lookups. It decided www.0-dix.com lives at the IP 38.96.6.100 (which I presume is correct), connected to port 80, requested "/" and got back a 302 redirect.
The server that runs my web cache uses unix, the server that runs your web site also appears to use unix, so there's no windoze involved
i was trying to figure out what was the problem. i had the same problem here. i found out it was a windows trojan overriding DNS connection settings. similar to this one:
nettrust, for some reason your site does not load in for me when I go to it. When I try a second time, I get there.
It's not my cache, ISP, or anything else on my end. Have you had anyone else tell you about this?
thanks for the notice. i didn't have problems like this...
btw, i didn't have those 302 problems, nor anyone else except rowan. to be honest i have no idea what could be the problem. just to be sure i recompiled apache, php and all the modules.
Read my message carefully again: it clearly shows the IP that my web cache connected to. It is the web cache, not the browser, that does the DNS lookup... and that is unix based, nothing to do with Windows.
Read it again, 0-dix.com = 38.96.6.100, that's right ? That is the IP is connected to, and that is what returned the redirect.
Majority of your links are all internal. Check the external links and the number is closer to 3,000 and of those 3000 the majority are all on the same sites.
Any script kiddie with a few domains could accomplish the same thing.
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