David Leen wrote: You seem to want something very obscure which would be slow and break display and caching, so you're probably on your own figuring out how to do it. :) -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)

Do you have physical access to your server or are you hosted by a third party? On 8/11/06, elisa.cooper(a)breakingranks.net <elisa.cooper(a)breakingranks.net> wrote:

Well, not being familiar with your hosting setup, I don't think I could offer much help. However, perhaps you could tell us what provider you are using. Someone on the list may use the same provider and be familiar with the setup or we could look into how your provider sets things up for you. Really though, if you think this was some kind of malicious and deliberate attack, you shoudl really contact customer care at your provider and report the situation. Do you have access to the log files for your account? On 8/11/06, elisa.cooper(a)breakingranks.net <elisa.cooper(a)breakingranks.net> wrote:

On Friday, 11th August 2006 at 21:38:14 (GMT -0700), elisa.cooper(a)breakingranks.net wrote: Someone else's? It takes the visitor to a webpage of the developers of the Bad Behavior extension you yourself installed. (The domain http://www.ioerror.us belongs to them.) Have you really thoroughly studied the instructions for use of Bad Behaviour before enabling it on your site? http://tinyurl.com/lsxa8 Anyway, the problem should be easily disposed of if you delete the line: include( './extensions/Bad-Behavior/bad-behavior-mediawiki.php' ); in your LocalSettings.php file. You may also want to delete the Bad Behavior folder in your Extensions folder. That should restore the site back to where it was before installing Bad Behavior. -- Yours, Alex. [processed by "The Bat!", Version 3.80.06] (MediaWiki: 1.6.8 / PHP: 4.4.1 (cgi) / MySQL: 4.1.19-standard)

On Saturday, 12th August 2006 at 06:11:10 (GMT -0700), elisa.cooper(a)breakingranks.net wrote: The Bad Behavior log should contain the explanations. Like they say on the instruction page, they recommend viewing the log via phpMyAdmin. (If it's available on DreamHost.) -- Yours, Alex. [processed by "The Bat!", Version 3.80.06] (MediaWiki: 1.6.8 / PHP: 4.4.1 (cgi) / MySQL: 4.1.19-standard)

Hi, all - The developer was kind enough to reply to my question, and he told me to just re-install the latest version. I can log in now - yay! ~ E. -- World Without Rankism http://www.breakingranks.net

Ps. The last thing I added was Bad Behavior for MediaWiki, if that helps. I did access my wiki admin account a few times after installing that, though. ~ E.