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Yes, I am aware of that, this is not the issue. I stated in my question that this is not the case. I am getting full blown duplicates, not just resized images.

Doesn’t seem to be too active around here, as I have the same question. The only exporting I can see is exporting of logs. Now this probably won’t produce all redirects, it should produce a bunch, and at the least the most common of them. Take that file, clear all the other columns except for target and source, then remove all duplicates.

When you upload, column A is the source URL, and column B is the target URL

I don’t see an option for exporting either, however you can export your logs and remove duplicates and clean it up. It’s quite annoying but its a help.

Also, I was test uploading imports, and I found that column A is the source URL and column B is target url, so you can make one to use

Great @wfasa, thank you for that tip. However, I don’t think it will work for me as I keep getting denied, and I am not 100% sure how to see a directory is writable from SQL using localhost. I’ve tried a few different directories that I thought were writable, but apparently not.

1. Are there other ways to decode this info, via PHP, JS or anything?

2. Will this be a feature that is implemented at some time?

Thanks again for the response!

I have not heard of those, but a quick google search turned up this definition
iptables is a user-space application program that allows a system administrator to configure the tables provided by the Linux kernel firewall (implemented as different Netfilter modules) and the chains and rules it stores.
Otherwise I have no idea about that… still looking for a quick export solve

Well, better safe to check! Good luck in your search

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hey, I just dealt with an attack where they used XMLPRC. Check two files, the first is the xmlrpc.php file in your wp installation root. In there at the top you might see a function call like xml(), if so remove that, and scroll down to the bottom, below the function logIO there should be NO extra functions, but you may see the xml() function defined, remove that too.

Then go into your wp-includes/default-filters.php and somewhere in the middle look for function blue_bointon_ubergeek_hv1() and remove ALL of it including the add_action for it.

This was my most recent hit as well, was a pain in the ass for about 2 days, no I am using Wordfence and blocking/banning the snot out of them.

But aren’t the IP’s in binary? So do you query it, then debinarize? I just found a hole in my sites, and while patching it up I gobbled up some nice IP’s to block for it, and like Kimbert, I would like to IP DENY them before they can drain my siteload..

I have this same problem… out of nowhere. Was fine yesterday, now it fails..

I had to go to appending a url with ?data=xxxxx&moredata=yyyyy

Hi @rak-nyc,

I’m not sure if it matters, its just a javascript function.

on_sent_ok: "any javascript code here and it should run when sent is success;"

That’s how I understand it, that’s how it was setup before my employment where I use it, and it works fine. I don’t know who Takayuki is, but I’m guessing it’s someone from CF7, in which case, I would listen to them.

Just as I showed it, but in your wp admin dashboard -> Contact -> select form -> under additional settings tab -> paste code, but use your own! Hope it helps

Use the additional settings tab and use on_sent_ok
on_sent_ok: "_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Forms', 'Submitted', 'Formname']);"

I’ve read this page here https://contactform7.com/getting-default-values-from-the-context/ but that is for loading a new page using url appending, which is the route I may have to take to accomplish what I need to accomplish. But I was curious if I could do something like this through the shortcode itself. And just pass it to the form when called via shortcode..