Hi everybody,

I'm posting a question concerning a very odd problem which began a couple of months ago, when Google suddenly could not access the pages of my forum.
As a result, the site - whose pages were all indexed until then - is not any more indexed by Google.
What happens is that when I search on Google the name of my site, the first result is the following link:

Critical Error! message_die() was called multiple times.

If I follow the link clicking on it, it takes me to the well known home page of my site, without any errors at all.
If I check the cache copy of Google, it shows the page that was presented to it during its last access to the site:

Critical Error!
message_die() was called multiple times.

Error #1
You_been_banned

Error #2

Line : 132
File : /web/htdocs/www.mandolino-balalajka.it/home/includes/functions_jr_admin.php
SQL : SELECT * FROM phpbb_jr_admin_users WHERE user_id =



That's all.
Now none of the forum's users reported to me such a problem, and all the other search engines keep indexing the site without problems. It seems to be an anomaly specific to Google.
Since I made no changes in this time that could justify what's happening, I began to think that some good hacker did the job...
All the files appear to be not modified, but I can say it only from their date.
Everything else is working fine.

Do you have any idea of what could be the cause, and eventually fix it?
I'm going to re-install the forum tomorrrow, but I am not so confident that it will restore the situation.

Thank you!

kesha, reupload "includes/functions_jr_admin.php"

Set chmod correctly

Re-compile cache.

That should solve any problem.

Thank you for your reply.
The file "includes/functions_jr_admin.php" was unchanged (I did a file compare with the original one), but I re-uploaded it anyway.
Cache was re-compiled.
Now I have to wait the next time that Google will spider the site, before I know whether it solved the problem.
I'll keep you informed, hope it works.

It's alright now!

I can't understand what happened, but to re-compile the cache was a winning move.

Thank you!