Author webguy68 Posted on ApCategories apache, httpd, security Tags apache, httpd, security Authenticate Apache 2 using Mac OS X Open Directory So, the 403 error handler is invoked, and returns only a 403-Forbidden server response header and the three-byte response from 403.html, thus minimizing your bandwidth loss. But no files in that subdirectory are allowed to be fetched except for 403.html. Now when a bad-bot attempts to fetch one of those files, it gets rewritten to the subdirectory. htaccess file: RewriteRule (¦xmlrpc.php¦includer.cgi¦)$ /path_to_subdirectory/$1
Now, instead of the first code snippet I posted above, use the following in nf or in your web root. htaccess file in that subdirectory that contains the following: ErrorDocument 403 /path_to_this_subdirectory/403.html Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine onRewriteRule !^403.html$. Leave out all the HEAD content, and just put a few characters in this file, so you can recognize it by filesize when fetched - I use just the text “No.”Now create an. Of course, the problem is that you’ll still be wasting bandwidth sending your custom 403 error page to these idiots.A work-around (stay with me here) is to do the following:Create a new subdirectory below web root.Place a custom 403 error page in that subdirectory.
How to nuke attackers via nf? That can be accomplished using mod_access “Deny from ” with mod_setenvif testing REQUEST_URI or by using mod_rewrite: RewriteRule (¦xmlrpc.php¦includer.cgi¦)$.
NOTE: Replace /var/mysql/mysql.sock with the path to your actual mysql.sock file (w XAMPP, it would be /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/var/mysql/mysql.sock) Author webguy68 Posted on AugCategories apache, MariaDB, MySQL, XAMPP Tags apache, httpd, MAMP, MariaDB, MySQL, XAMPP WordPress + Xampp on Mac Update Permissions Problem | A different story… PHP is bundled with macOS since macOS X (10.0.0) prior to macOS Monterey (12.0.0).
1) sudo mkdir /var/mysql 2) sudo ln -s /private/tmp/mysql.sock /var/mysql/mysql.sock This section contains notes and hints specific to installing PHP on macOS. This solved my problems (hope it helps someone). I was getting some similar error and ended up here. What worked for me was adding this: 'mysql' => ], You’ll need to update your DB config file…