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 Post subject: what is "ebayisapi" and what is "28" ?
PostPosted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 8:57 am 
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When I tried to get rows of my table with
mysql_fetch_array , in the while loop something weird happened when I take a value of a specific row.
For example my code is something like that:


Code:
$query = "SELECT * FROM yirmidort WHERE prn = 'n' ORDER BY kackere  DESC LIMIT 0,20";
$result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());


$n = 0;

while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){
$n++;
$kackere = $row['kackere'];
$linki = $row['adresi'];

}

if limit is less than 20 no problem but the problem happens when Limit is 20. If so everyting in the page goes and there is not error but only "28" in the page!(I don't know what is "28" )
Problem is in the 20. row. also if I comment out
Code:
$linki = $row['adresi'];
, no errors. Then problem is in the "adresi" column. Then I went to that cell by phpmyadmin. There is nothing strange. Then I started to remove inside the cell part by part and look if there is error "28". Then I come to "ebayisapi" word in the cell. there is still error but when it becomes "bayisapi" or "ebayisap" that strange "28" error goes away!
So did you understand anything from this weird thing? Is "ebayisapi" a magic word?


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PostPosted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 4:02 pm 
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I have found that it is not about mysql, it is about mysterious "ebayisapi" word. you can try it now! open a file html or php and write "ebayisapi", it gives you "28"!!!
Hey, what is this????!!!!!!


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PostPosted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 6:52 pm 
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This is a message from our content filter script that searches for forbidden words in the pages scripts or the database content of our clients sites. The number that you see is related to one of the counted words or phrases that you have to clean from your site or database in order to be able to view your page online again:

"eBayISAPI.dll?SignIn"

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PostPosted: Sun Dec 21, 2008 11:29 pm 
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Could I inquire as to the kind of forbidden words that are on the list?

Because the forbidden words list was one of the reasons I left my original webhost - they kept blocking words like 'pornographic' and many others that rendered much of my website inaccessible (it's got a lot of media-related journalistic articles that occasionally delve minorly and completely innocently into the non-PG areas of the media, or uses phrases like "cock and bull" or "clamp down on" or "erection" (as in building) that were likewise banned for their sexual connotations - apparently 'clamp' can mean 'a very tight vagina' - I learn new things every day) and basically it was very, very, very, very, very annoying and frustrating.

I have over 1000 articles on my site, and I had to go through each of the banned ones searching out the possible culprits which was a very huge waste of time.

So if there's a similar case with Freehostia, I probably won't use it. Thanks!

(Alternatively, does this only apply to the free hosting plan? If yes I'll go for the paid hosting. Would very much prefer not to though, because I don't need that many features and I'm a 19 year old student with not that miuch money.)


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