Removing Errors from our site - /includes/templates/classic/css/none

As the title says - we've been trawling through our servers error logs and we seem to get a lot of error hits for the file [our address]/includes/templates/classic/css/none

There is no "none" file in that folder, why does this show up?

Thanks in advance for your input

I posted this first in the "other" section which was probably wrong.

As the title says - we've been trawling through our servers error logs and we seem to get a lot of error hits for the file [our address]/includes/templates/classic/css/none

There is no "none" file in that folder, why does this show up?

Thanks in advance for your input

Is the ip address your own or someone elses ? Does it have a referrer ?

There are two class files that could refere to a "non"

admin/includes/classes/phplot.php (which would be you)

includes/classes/shopping_cart.php

which has something to do with file uploads.

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Originally Posted by MattyMatt

There are two class files that could refere to a "non"

admin/includes/classes/phplot.php (which would be you)

includes/classes/shopping_cart.php

which has something to do with file uploads.

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Neither of those is relevant to stylesheets.

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Originally Posted by DrByte

Neither of those is relevant to stylesheets.

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I know, but they do reference directory structure and "none" (not non), in shopping_cart we have

$_POST[UPLOAD_PREFIX . $i]] != 'none'

and in upload.php we also have

( zen_not_null($file['tmp_name']) && ($file['tmp_name'] != 'none') && is_uploaded_file($file['tmp_name']) )

and me being the paranoid type, I've looked at the stylesheet section and there appears to be no "none" sub-directory reference anywhere, but there could be some experimentation going on with trying to set the UPLOAD_PREFIX or file['tmp_name'], I can't find any other explanation unless someone has built a theme that references "none" in the classic template which sounds more far fetched.

Are you hosted on a Windows Server? I think that is the Windows way of reporting an error; i.e. none - instead of file not found.

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Originally Posted by MattyMatt

I know, ...

... sounds more far fetched.

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Quite far fetched.

And, if you know that your answer is irrelevant, don't post it.
There's no point sending the person on a wild goose chase looking in a completely irrelevant place.

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Originally Posted by DrByte

Quite far fetched.

And, if you know that your answer is irrelevant, don't post it.
There's no point sending the person on a wild goose chase looking in a completely irrelevant place.

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No I meant looking for a css explanation is irrelevant. e.g. looking for a theme built into "classic" rather than an override, that looks for none.

Thanks for your replies, great to hear your input and ideas.

We're on a linux server so that would rule out the windows server replying "none" for "file not found"

IP addresses are totally random and not our own, so thats another thing ruled out.

Here's an example of a line from the error log file, with the addresses taken out for privacy.

[Wed Jan 27 08:10:50 2010] [error] [client 00.00.00.00] File does not exist: /hsphere/local/home/username/domainname.co.uk/includes/templates/classic/css/none

Over 200 of our error entries show up this error every day.

Has anyone experienced this before?

Thanks for your help. :bigups:

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Originally Posted by epsonprintersrock

[client 00.00.00.00]

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That's especially odd ...