A:M/C - My forum's been deleted?

[tomrankin]

Forum URL: http://http://tviruslab..proboards43.com

It comes up for a few seconds but then it goes to the main proboards website, as though it's been shut down or something.

If one of the proboards staff HAVE shut my forum down, then I'll assume why and explain. Yesterday a member posted a pornographic picture on there, I only noticed it last night and deleted it before banning him. Maybe one of your staff saw it before I had the chance to get rid of it?

[Aaron]

please add A:M/C if not already added to your starter post, Craig Suffolk, or Martyn Dale

(proboards®.com admin's ) are the ONLY people who will tell you if the board was indeed Deleted by Proboards staff.
Let this thread drop so they can deal with it, posting in the thread (bumping) will take it

further from help.
If the forum has not been deleted by Proboards staff, you will need the ORIGINAL admin

password, (the one you used when you first registered DO NOT post passwords here) Craig or

Martyn may ask for it.

If no reply in 24 hours, you may bump the thread.

also Remember to Bookmark this thread so you can find it again.

To other members:- Posting in this thread will not help this member, please allow this to drop.

[frufru]

asa201 said:

please add A:M/C if not already added to your starter post, Craig Suffolk, or Martyn Dale

(proboards®.com admin's ) are the ONLY people who will tell you if the board was indeed Deleted by Proboards staff.
Let this thread drop so they can deal with it, posting in the thread (bumping) will take it

further from help.
If the forum has not been deleted by Proboards staff, you will need the ORIGINAL admin

password, (the one you used when you first registered DO NOT post passwords here) Craig or

Martyn may ask for it.

If no reply in 24 hours, you may bump the thread.

also Remember to Bookmark this thread so you can find it again.

To other members:- Posting in this thread will not help this member, please allow this to drop.

This is not an A:M/C issue. If the URL is tviruslab.proboards43.com then a code is causing the redirect. Now, I cannot find what code is causing the problem. I recommend posting in Code support

[Martyn Dale]

Can people actully check into things without just jumping in with a prewritten post?

This has happened several times alone this week

Login to the forum at tviruslab.proboards43.com/index.cgi?action=login&NOHEADERS=1 then remove the header/footer code at tviruslab.proboards43.com/index.cgi?action=headersfooters&NOHEADERS=1

[tomrankin]

Thanks alot guys, that helped. Now I just have to find the idiot who put that code in my header. I just hope this problem doesn't return.

[Patrick [ASE]]

tommy123 said:

Thanks alot guys, that helped. Now I just have to find the idiot who put that code in my header. I just hope this problem doesn't return.

check your security logs in admin panel.

[tomrankin]

That's weird, according to my security log it says that I modified my headers/footers around about 5:03 today, and yet I had only went on at about 7:00. I was just coming home from work at 5, so I don't know how on earth I managed that!

Is it possible that a hacker could have dug up my password or something?

[Snakeair]

tommy123 said:

That's weird, according to my security log it says that I modified my headers/footers around about 5:03 today, and yet I had only went on at about 7:00. I was just coming home from work at 5, so I don't know how on earth I managed that!

Is it possible that a hacker could have dug up my password or something?

Anyone at your house use your computer? Cause if you dont' hit the logout button and your still logged in.

Have a look at this forum for saftey tips in preventing hackers. safetynet.proboards33.com/

[tomrankin]

Thanks for the advice, I'll check this forum out.