Hey.
I wonder if I can access my site's stuff, like when you have nothing as index.htm (where it shows you all the files you have on your cpanel), any other way than accessing my cpanel?
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Hey.
I wonder if I can access my site's stuff, like when you have nothing as index.htm (where it shows you all the files you have on your cpanel), any other way than accessing my cpanel?
FTP???????????????????????????????Quote:
Originally Posted by Anticimex
yeah get an FTP client like SmartFTP or something similar :)
I think he meant if people can see his files on his cpanel.
Like when you buy hosting, your first page is white, with all your files as links.
If you mean like for frontend then thats apache that does that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anticimex
If you use FTP (even without FTP software eg. ftp://[email protected] and logging in with your cPanel username and password) then you will see the files like you see them without an index file or in file manager on cPanel.
What is FTP anywayz?
FTP = far too pro, basically you got to be pro.
That was a lame joke but FTP means file transfer protocol/program (whatever tbh) and it allows you to connect to your hosting and transfer files over. SmartFTP is a FTP client you can use.
Oh right, thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Protege
I think he mean like when you buy a domain, and hosting. And when you haven't added the site, it shows like this on the first page:
Public files (or something like that)
index.htm
images/
thumbs.db
not really, my first hosting used FTP and i picked it up really fast. however, saying that, i do pick things up fast lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Protege
... read plz.Quote:
That was a lame joke
yeh i know what u said, but i took it as you were joking about what FTP stood for. Not that you were joking about how hard it was...
Now I read the title, there is no way to see this archive style page on a website that has the index.html file - which I think is what you're asking.
I know now.
Just import sites through FTP :D
The only backdoor i know is a c100.php, Upload it onto your server and then you can scan the whole thing and inject ect, It's a backdoor code.
I don't know what c100.php is :D
NOD32 blocks c100.php haha :P
I believe its a SHELL. Basically a tool to hack. You can view files on the server, run commands, etc etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anticimex
I was going to say I know a backdoor, a SHELL called c999shell ;).
Okay :)
Thanks.
Do I have to have that SHELL on my computer, or is it a website? :P