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Topic: question about logging
Posted By: billd3
Subject: question about logging
Date Posted: 22 April 2009 at 1:23pm
I see back in roughly 9.50 or so, "logging" was put in place.
How is that used?
I've logged in as administrator and looked all over the place and see nothing about logs, logging, enabling logging, WHAT gets logged, etc.
How does the logging work - how is it enabled - but more importantly, WHAT gets logged?
Thanks

9. includes/setup_options_inc.asp - updated to allow the enabling of log files
40. functions/functions_common.asp - added new function for forum logging
41. register.asp - updated to add logging for new registration and moderator profile editing
42. new_post.asp - updated to add logging for new topics and replies
43. edit_post.asp - updated to add support for logging
44. delete_topic.asp - updated to add support for logging
45. hide_post.asp - updated to support moderator logging and fix forum statistics bug
46. show_post.asp - updated to support moderator logging
47. lock_topic.asp - updated to support moderator logging and added new statistics updating
48. pop_up_IP_blocking.asp - updated to support moderator logging



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Posted By: Scotty32
Date Posted: 22 April 2009 at 1:35pm
Logging is turned on in the setup_options_inc.asp file in the "includes" folder.

It will log actions that mods take such as deleting topics, which is stored in log files in a folder.

To access them you would need to look at your forum via FTP to see them.


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Posted By: billd3
Date Posted: 22 April 2009 at 2:11pm
Ah, so it's not in the control panel area.
That's fine - my FTP app will let me open and view or even edit files directly inside the app...........

Thanks - I'll look for that file....


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Posted By: billd3
Date Posted: 01 May 2009 at 6:53pm
Logging works great, thanks - however, now I have ANOTHER question!
I see every day lines like this in the log files - is this a concern, or normal, or what?

This IP shows up a lot, but it also seems to happen with several other IP addresses - there are a number of SQL injection errors

These are straight from our log files:

2009-04-27 04:50:49 - 118.78.27.77 - Guest - ERROR - File: functions_filters.asp - Error Details: err_SQLServer_SqlInjectionTest() -  -
2009-04-27 04:51:16 - 118.78.27.77 - Guest - ERROR - File: functions_filters.asp - Error Details: err_SQLServer_SqlInjectionTest() -  -
2009-04-27 04:51:17 - 118.78.27.77 - Guest - ERROR - File: functions_filters.asp - Error Details: err_SQLServer_SqlInjectionTest() -  -


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Posted By: 123Simples
Date Posted: 01 May 2009 at 7:22pm
At a rough guess I would say welcome to the club of some people trying to inject coding

2009-03-16 07:06:41 - 121.23.120.49 - Guest - ERROR - File: functions_filters.asp - Error Details: err_SQLServer_SqlInjectionTest() -  -
2009-03-16 07:06:42 - 121.23.120.49 - Guest - ERROR - File: functions_filters.asp - Error Details: err_SQLServer_SqlInjectionTest() -  -
2009-03-16 07:06:43 - 121.23.120.49 - Guest - ERROR - File: functions_filters.asp - Error Details: err_SQLServer_SqlInjectionTest() -  -

The good news is though that you can see the IP address (as in my example above) similar to your own, and in your case the IP is logged from China, and funnily enough so is mine
You could just add the IP to your banned list or just rejoice in the fact that the software is great and whilst these people tried injecting malicious code into your forum it failed LOL


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