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kaya eto kinunan ko na lang ung cabinet ko dito sa office, wak mabibigla, wak matatakot :harhar:

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walang panama si Justin Bieber dito :thumbsup:

It could be a malware file, a virus file, or some corrupted file you don’t know about. It could possibly be a hacked file in your server or maybe some porn file you tried to hide in your FTP Folders so your mom wouldn’t see.

But as long as you’re not familiar with it, or you don’t remember uploading it, delete it immediately or be sorry. The file could be potentially dangerous. Read and say it like this.. DEYN-DYE-ROWS. Like that. LOL.

In my case i found this file: “aldrich-catalog.html3\’ and char(124)+user+char(124)=0 and \’\'=\’” while i was deleting malware files found in my clients server. Tried zillions of times deleting the file to no avail. I only got an FTP access, no Cpanel nor a web based file manager for the account. But then again, malufet ako eh, i have ways. har har har.

Just remember, before deleting a file, you need to back up. Download the file first. Make sure that the file is safe to delete, i mean the file should not be a system file or something that your server or website for that matter requires. This simple php file only works with web servers that support PHP. Sorry na lang for those who still worship Señor Bill Gates.

Here’s a very simple solution:

Create a php file and name it “unlink.php” or whatever filename that you like.

Put the line below inside the code:

<?php unlink(“put the file name here”);?>

upload it in the directory where the useless file is located. Then visit the file via your web browser.

Example: http://www.richardorlino.com/unlink.php

The file should be deleted already. If not, then it’s not my problem anymore. LOL.

parang may alien invasion lang hehe. scary shit!

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eto ang malufet!