Allon Prooit
Posted in Technical Support 2 years ago
While trying to make a backup of ossn_data prior to an upgrade attempt, the data file went to the trash in cPanel somehow. I copied it back to the appropriate root folder but now have 4 weeks worth of image posts showing broken when viewed via mobile, but ok via desktop. Is there a simple fix? Any help is appreciated.
EIrence EIren
Replied 2 years ago
It's better to restore from a clean backup if there is only one infected account. This is why it's crucial to regularly backup your data. After that, focus on updating your platform and website. You should reinstall the server from the clean backups if the entire system has been hacked.
Allon Prooit
Replied 2 years ago
It was unresolvable. I must have accidentally deleted or somehow lost some of the data files. I had to delete the broken image posts.
Arsalan Shah
Replied 2 years ago
What was the issue?
Arsalan Shah
Replied 2 years ago
If it is showing ok via desktop then there must be cache as Michael said its 1:1 same loading. Maybe your browser caching the requests based on devices.
Michael Zülsdorff
Replied 2 years ago
This doesn't make much sense to me since the image fetching should be the same in both cases.
Disable Ossn cache from ossn admin backend.
Then log off both on Desktop and mobile
Make sure both browsers are no longer displaying any Ossn related pages
Clean the cache of both browsers
Try again - same result?
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