Need urgent help from the community. I have tried Sucuri support people and they are hopeless.
Large Drupal site running 7.91 on PHP 7.2.3.
While just browsing through pages on the site, it randomly tries to download an HTML file into your download folder. File is 0 bytes with a weird name.
Previously we got some users complaining that they got redirected to spam sites while accessing our site. We couldn't find anything but added security headers and moved the site to a fresh server.
I had an old Debian 2 releases behind stable with drupal7 from debs. The drupal was so unmaintained that it got hacked and started to send spam all over, so I decided to upgrade it. For that, I removed the packages (but not the site) and upgraded the machine to stable again. So far so good.
In that upgrade process I also backed up and restored the D7 db from PG 9.1 to PG 13 (the new PG version in stable), and now I want to 'upgrade' the old setup by 'installing a fresh drupal'; meaning, I want to install drupal the new ways (with composer) while kind of upgrading the old db.
I am trying to clone an old Drupal 7 site so I can run it locally on my Mac. I download and unzipped the site into my MAMP PRO folder (MacOS). I set settings.php to access the database. I set $base_url to my MAMP url
The site runs, but no paths work at all. If I try: /?q=users, it tells me "The page you requested does not exist. For your convenience, a search was performed using the query users."
I read somewhere that you need an .htaccess file. I tried the one found on github.
No matter what I try, I cannot run any path - I cannot get to users or admin.
I'm essentially a novice when working with Drupal but I'm responsible for a site created with Drupal 7x and I need help learning how to archive media on an AWS server.
What I need to do is:
- select a wide range of video files by creation dates
- copy the selected files onto an external hard drive
- remove the copied files from the AWS server that is hosting the site.
I think I've figured out how to do the first steps but I could not see where the application allowed me to select a destination for the files it was going to copy as .zip files.
Drupal Releases Security Update to Address a Vulnerability in Apigee Edge
Drupal released a security update to address a vulnerability affecting the Apigee Edge module for Drupal 9.x. An attacker could exploit this vulnerability to bypass access authorization or disclose sensitive information.
CISA encourages users and administrators to review Drupal’s security advisory SA-CONTRIB- 2023-005 and apply the necessary update.