Usage: php host path username password OPTIONS
host: target server (ip/hostname)
path: path to XMB
user/pass: you need a valid user account
Options:
-T[prefix] specify a table prefix (default: xmb_)
-d[delay] " a delay between posts (there is an antiflood protection, default: 5)
-p[port]: " a port other than 80
-P[ip:port]: " a proxy
Examples:
php localhost /xmb/ user pass -d6
php localhost /xmb/Files/ user pass -Txmb191_
I don't know where to edit
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Anonymous2009-07-27 22:24
No. Not at all. If you don't know how to edit it you shouldn't be using it.
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Anonymous2009-07-27 22:31
So do you mean I have to learn the entire PHP lesson first?
I guess there's no choice
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Anonymous2009-07-27 22:45
dude, just stop being so add and read the instructions
>>11
What >>9 said. How fucking hard is it to download a PHP implementation (if you don't have one installed), and just run the script. It's just one fucking command.
>>14
You don't need apache. Fuck, why am I even responding to this shit. Look at your post: Usage: php host path username password OPTIONS
Can you read Usage?
The script should be run like this from your shell/command line: php script.php arguments php script.php localhost /xmb/Files/ user pass -Txmb191_
where the arguments are described in the `usage'.
Have you ever used a command line application before, why the fuck are you posting basic computer usage questions on /prog/? Go to /g/ for these questions.
IHBT
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Anonymous2009-07-29 1:12
Yeah, I tried that too many times before I post here but it gives me
'PHP' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
>>17
Add php's location to your PATH environment variable.
If you don't know such simple things, what makes you think you can `hack' a site? Lern2computers first.
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Anonymous2009-07-29 1:31
At last, it works
Thank you so much
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Anonymous2009-07-29 1:41
God damn, why can't people learn that you don't do programming on windows?
>>24
Developing on Windows is actually easy, there are many Windows-only tools, and all the Unix-like tools that I need work well. There's little difference from developing on *nix.
>>25
Why? Because I helped a stupid script kiddie to run a PHP script? I doubt he'll be able to get very far with his ``hacking'' endeavour as he has no idea how to run basic CLI commands. A lot more commands would need to be ran for him to do anything successful if he manages to exploit some host running an old messageboard.
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Anonymous2009-07-29 9:32
>>26 Developing on Windows is actually easy, there are many Windows-only tools
Driving in Boston is easy, there are many roads.
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Anonymous2009-07-29 9:50
Speaking of which, how do I save my screen session so that I can load it after rebooting?
>>26
His ``hacking'' endeavor as you put it is just getting admin credentials on the messageboard. There are no more commands to run, it's all pretty self-explanatory from there (even more so than this script).
I also hate you for helping him.
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Anonymous2009-07-29 12:15
>>31
What's so gay about not restoring a session after reboot. That would be an inconvenience to me, unless you happen to be gay about being inconvienced.
>>32
I see... I haven't looked at what the exploit code was doing as it didn't interest me. I thought it was some remote code execution exploit that let's you execute your own scripts remotely, which kiddies usually use to bind a shell, and those do require at least basic *nix knowledge.
>>35
The script is an SQL injection, not arbitrary code execution. As his target is probably running on a shared host, they'll have EXECUTE rights turned off for the MySQL user.
>>35
It's nothing hard, but obviously the OP has trouble with reading usage of simple scripts, and probably hasn't ran many command line tools in his life. What makes you think he'll be able to get very far with binding a shell, or actually running any commands on it? He seems to be the type that needs to be spoonfed, which leads me to believe that he would not succeed in doing much.