kibic1927 Posted August 11, 2010 Posted August 11, 2010 Hi, Today I have been trying to solve one problem. I have been trying to log as admin to my shop but I couldn't do that becouse I had this problem: When I visit my shop and click on different places I can see from time to time something like this: My shop also connects to this site www.iguere.com. Has any of you ever had a problem like mine? Can anybody help me? Thank's for all the answers. kibic1927
MrPhil Posted August 11, 2010 Posted August 11, 2010 The error says that some text was sent out to the browser "too early". It's probably those 6 characters. All the HTTP headers are sent out when the first text is sent, so when the code tries setting new header values after the headers are sent, you get that error. Find and get rid of those characters and it should clear up the problem. Did you or someone just edit some files, or install an add-on? My guess is that your character encoding is some Eastern European single byte (ISO-8859-2 etc.) system, and that edits were done on two or more files in "UTF-8" mode, using a defective editor that leaves a "Byte Order Mark" at the top of the file. In Latin-1 (ISO-8859-1) it's  but it is likely to show up as something different (d't'z.) in another character set. You probably have at least two files with those BOM characters at the top. Just clean them out (and make sure the editor doesn't put them back in!) and all should be well.
kibic1927 Posted August 12, 2010 Author Posted August 12, 2010 Phil, Thank you for your answer. That's resolved my problem. But I still have another. Sometimes my shop connects with iguery.com. I checked this site on internet: http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?name=iguery.com My page finally is loaded but it takes long time. Can you help me with this problem??
MrPhil Posted August 12, 2010 Posted August 12, 2010 It sounds like you've been hacked (possibly related to the BOM you found in one or more files). Search this forum for suggestions of things to look for and remove, such as newly added base64_decode() calls, new iframes, and other such stuff that that doesn't belong in osC. A shortcut might be to go into your hosting file manager and look for recently modified files, after the last time you know your site was OK. Remove hacker code and new files you can't account for. Scan your PC for spyware (especially password sniffers and keystroke loggers, and change all your passwords (site access, FTP, admin account, etc.). Search for things to do to secure your site (remove file_manager and define_language, change admin name, etc.).
kibic1927 Posted August 12, 2010 Author Posted August 12, 2010 Phil, Thanks for your help - it help us a lot. Tomorrow we are struggling with our problem again! One more time thank You!
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