For my website when using Firefox or Chrome you get the following message: *Sorry, 10.0.11.38 has been banned.* For Internet Explorer you *403 forbidden* error. Note: 10.0.11.38 is the internal IP of the load balancer which has the d<http://mapsindeed.com/>omains certificate and associated public IP address. I went to admin/user/rules and noticed that this ip of 10.0.11.38 has been listed as a host to deny access so I deleted this rule and the drupal website displays again. We did not enter this ip as a rule originally so I suspect that drupal somehow decided to add this ip as a denied host. How would I prevent this from happening again? John
It's from your firewall and/or webserver. Nothing to do with Drupal On Sat, Jan 21, 2012 at 1:43 PM, John Mitchell <mitchelljj98@gmail.com> wrote:
For my website when using Firefox or Chrome you get the following message: Sorry, 10.0.11.38 has been banned. For Internet Explorer you 403 forbidden error.
Note: 10.0.11.38 is the internal IP of the load balancer which has the domains certificate and associated public IP address. I went to admin/user/rules and noticed that this ip of 10.0.11.38 has been listed as a host to deny access so I deleted this rule and the drupal website displays again. We did not enter this ip as a rule originally so I suspect that drupal somehow decided to add this ip as a denied host.
How would I prevent this from happening again?
John
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Drupal 7, code added to scripts.js which is loaded. (All good there) Using this code https://github.com/house9/jquery-iframe-auto-height/blob/master/release/jque ry.iframe-auto-height.js jquery.iframe-auto-height.js Currently in development version and placed at the end of the scripts.js file. Called using this... $("'.autoheight':not(.z-processed)", context); { $('iframe.autoheight').iframeAutoHeight(); $('.autoheight', context).addClass('z-processed'); } But tried... $("'.autoheight':not(.z-processed)", context); { $('iframe.autoheight').load(iframeAutoHeight()); $('.autoheight', context).addClass('z-processed'); } And $("'.autoheight':not(.z-processed)", context); { $('iframe.autoheight', context).iframeAutoHeight(); $('.autoheight', context).addClass('z-processed'); } The iframe is coming from the same domain. Getting no results beyond the 'addClass' and I find it hard to believe that jquery.iframe-auto-height.js can be that buggy at version 1.6. Anyone have any clues for me on this? Yani
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