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    I upgradeed Invision Power board over the weekend and all of the template cache files had the ?phpmyadmin=49857687234985734 ect added to them, I had to manually download and edit about 30 files to get the site working again.

    This was on a cpanel setup so it must just be a phpmyadmin error.
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      paulp, no, is not a phpmyadmin error because if you install a new phpmyadmin on your web site you can easily see that sessions are stored by ?token=45123.....
      BUT if phpmyadmin run under a control panel token is used by control panel which add phpmyadmin=123454.... to store the phpmyadmin sessions.
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        Ahh right,

        Well it’s not a Modx error as it hapened to me on Invision Power Board and it’s not a Plesk error as I have cpanel.
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          so it’s an issue of phpMyAdmin when running under control panels huh
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            I personally think so !
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              the thing is, that when we had done the backups ourselves there never were any problems.

              I guess our great hosting provider again messed with the settings they don’t understand along with deleting two database users from our SQL database 5 days ago. I reverted the changes but for some reason it doesn’t apply to the site.
              Tomorrow I’m migrating site to another place.

              still.. I won’t let it screw my mood, I’m leaving office for a party cool
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                Hi,

                I had a similar problem when using CMS Made Simple hosted on cPanel.

                In the end I fixed my problems by adding:

                SecFilterEngine Off

                to my .htaccess file.


                Check out this link which explains it all: http://wiki.modxcms.com/index.php/What_is_mod_security_and_how_does_it_affect_me

                Oli
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                  Quote from: gozlingo at Nov 13, 2008, 12:19 PM

                  In the end I fixed my problems by adding:

                  SecFilterEngine Off

                  to my .htaccess file.

                  Thanks, but I can’t understand where you put this htaccess.
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                    @Sara, I believe he talks about your modx .htaccess file in your modx dir.
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                      @Sinbad, I supposed too, but I can’t understand how my htaccess on my modx dir can modify the result of my sql dump done using phpmyadmin on Plesk pannel.... I’m not using my modx dir on that case!