ID:194014
Aug 22 2001, 5:07 pm
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Is there a way to read someone's site and ban it so none of their key names can log on? i think i have an idea but it is probably wrong, if you know how to do this please reply.
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In response to Foomer
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Foomer wrote:
SonVegitto wrote: I think he probably means someone's address. In that case, check out client.address. Check for it when someone logs in - if their address is on the ban list, delete them! |
In response to Air Mapster
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Air Mapster wrote:
Foomer wrote: yeah but dial in has a differant IP evey time they dis connect.. will this be covered? |
In response to jobe
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jobe wrote:
Air Mapster wrote: If someone doesnt have a fixxed IP address (Cable, etc) there is no way to permanently ban them, unless you can ban the providor. |
In response to Alathon
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You can ban someone by subnet, ie. the first 3 sets of numbers in their IP.
So if user 127.0.0.1 was bothering you a lot, you could ban the subnet 127.0.0 and make sure he never came back. Just grab their IP with client.address, lop off everything after the third period and save it to a list. Whenever someone logs on, check the first three sets of numbers in their IP against those in the list. You'll have to do some text manipulation to manage the IP cutting and comparing(Deadron has a library that can do this all for you really easily). -AbyssDragon |
Kinda have to ask what the point is? Most people probably don't even have a site.