[Yagamihotaro]

Hello everyone.

Let's say I have a script on a website that lets me run commands on it. But when I try to upload a .php file using wget and go to it's path it's says Not found. even though when i type ls the file is actually there.
htaccess seems fine too.

is there a way to get around this?

[Berry White]

Hello everyone.

Let's say I have a script on a website that lets me run commands on it. But when I try to upload a .php file using wget and go to it's path it's says Not found. even though when i type ls the file is actually there.
htaccess seems fine too.

is there a way to get around this?

Is that php script or no? You uploaded or no ?

Try to upload FUD shell, you can also try to upload ssi shell...

[Yagamihotaro]

Is that php script or no? You uploaded or no ?

Try to upload FUD shell, you can also try to upload ssi shell...

the script is PHP, it's on the website, it was not me who uploaded it. the shell actually uploads as i said, if you do cat for the shell you can actually see the source code. but when you open it it says Not found. weird.

[Berry White]

the script is PHP, it's on the website, it was not me who uploaded it. the shell actually uploads as i said, if you do cat for the shell you can actually see the source code. but when you open it it says Not found. weird.

Try to upload a simple upload file script, if that doesnt work, then its probably server thing...
you still can try to upload ssi shell, maybe that would work

[LittoPonyz1]

it happens sometimes if you are using shared hosting server..

[nikh1L]

Did you check spelling and capitalization?

[Gee4rce]

Maybe it's the 404 shell, which fakes a "site not found", but leaving a hidden login in the page that you can see when viewing the 404 pages source.
Cheers, Gee.