The virus constantly changes the htaccess file on the server. What to do?

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oe24y2015-01-20 17:06:05

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oe24y, 2015-01-20 17:06:05

The virus cannot be caught.
If you set read-only rights for the htaccess file, the rights still change after a while.

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IceJOKER, 2015-01-20
@IceJOKER

Install antivirus O_O
contact support.
look in which file there is a suspicious code.
everything seems logical, but what do you want to hear? Or a magic wand?

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killmeslow, 2015-01-20
@killmeslow

deny access to everyone and add your IP

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Mikhail Osher, 2015-01-20
@miraage

Set the owner to root and rights to 444.
If it changes again, I have bad news for you. =D

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OnYourLips, 2015-01-20
@OnYourLips

You need to determine how this file changes. If from a client machine, then treat viruses at home.
If on the server, then change the hosting.

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Vladislav 21rpk, 2015-01-20
@vlad7rpk

Scan the site using Linux Malware Detect or AI-bolit , remove malicious files, clean infections from regular files, update the engine, plugins, themes, change FTP passwords, scan your computer for viruses.