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Discussion in 'General' started by yodasarmpit, 23 Aug 2014.

  1. aramil

    aramil One does not simply upgrade Forums

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    Shhhhh. They are listening, always listening, through the cracks and holes.

    Listening and learning, until one day......

    You are replaced.........

    Sent from my Top secret hidden anti-them/they bunker. Shh I am not paranoid, it is all lies & the truth at the same time.
     
  2. lcdguy

    lcdguy Minimodder

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    I did a quick dns lookup and as mentioned before both domains forums.bit-tech.net and forums.weebls-stuff.com point to the same ip address.
     
  3. ferret141

    ferret141 Minimodder

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  4. RTT

    RTT #parp

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    Code:
    >  ~  host forums.weebls-stuff.com
    forums.weebls-stuff.com has address 195.78.94.243
    >  ~  host forums.bit-tech.net
    forums.bit-tech.net has address 195.78.94.243
    
    
    The sysadmins here should configure things such that the only way to get to the forums.bit-tech.net vhost is via that hostname alone, not via the IP or any other hostname.

    ;)
     
  5. Umbra

    Umbra What's a Dremel?

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    How can two sites have the same IP at the same time, I thought each IP was unique to a site/user, that's assuming there is no spoofing or anything underhand going on.
     
  6. yodasarmpit

    yodasarmpit Modder

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    Looks like Hexus and Weeble use the same managed hosting solution.
     
  7. deathtaker27

    deathtaker27 Modder

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    Nope IIS, Apache and other webservers can look at the hostnames in the http header and use this information to send the request to a specific website on their server.
     
  8. RTT

    RTT #parp

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    http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_hosting
     
  9. Umbra

    Umbra What's a Dremel?

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    :thumb: Thanks, I learnt something :hip:
     

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