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gpctexas
Junior Member
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 Posted - 04 August 2003 : 19:14:38
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64.68.85. is a subnet and thus 64.68.85.1-255 will be blocked. There is no need for an ending range. Are you running my version 2 rc2? Also 64.68. is a larger subnet and a bigger ban range it would block 64.68.1-255.1-255 which is a lot of ip addresses.
The new admin_ipgate.asp page has a ban ip option you would enter the subnet in. You make sure either a member anme or ipddress is entered but not both to ban, member id get picked up first to override ip bans.
Also banning must be on in the settings, it is by default turned off. |
ipgate 2.4.4 RC3
http://www.gpctexas.net/ipgate_v244.zip |
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Hopper
Junior Member
192 Posts |
Posted - 04 August 2003 : 19:20:49
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the subnet ban doesnt work.. at least not as far as my testing can tell.. as I showed in the previous post, when i tested it with another user, live, it didnt ban them.. they were still able to log on and use the forum.
As for the ip range banning.. what if I just want to ban .15-40 of the subnet.. that is now impossible. |
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gpctexas
Junior Member
320 Posts |
Posted - 04 August 2003 : 23:49:45
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What are your ipgate settings so I can test them, There maybe a setting combination that you are using that may not have been programed in.
I know subnet/ipbans bans work, as that part of the mod was tested in 3 computer labs each lab with its own ip subnet and each computer with its own ip. This is about 65 computers total.
If you are banning a user that has admin rights from a mod, then they wont get banned as the mod keeps check on admin bans and prevents them.
123.123.123.xxx is much easier to code for and way less code than testing 123.123.123.25 thru 123.123.123.45. If you have a troublesome user, banning subnets like this 123.123.123.xxx would catch them if they redialed using the same isp, since the isp would most likely have that subnet 123.123.123.xxx. If they proxied to try to get to your forums then that is where the cookie comes in handy keeping them away. |
ipgate 2.4.4 RC3
http://www.gpctexas.net/ipgate_v244.zip |
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Hopper
Junior Member
192 Posts |
Posted - 05 August 2003 : 01:18:25
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| Then when you are doing your dbs file, you should probably just take out the secondary IP field since you're not going to use it anymore... unless youre planning on adding the range bans back in later. |
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randykirkpatrick
New Member
73 Posts |
Posted - 07 August 2003 : 08:45:57
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| I am having a problem with this mod not keeping a person out. His IP is 151.197.246.XX so I enter the 151.197.246. but he keeps registering with a differant user name but the same IP address. What an I doing wrong? |
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gpctexas
Junior Member
320 Posts |
Posted - 08 August 2003 : 14:20:59
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Is cookies turned on? The cookies should keep him out unless he has a program that alerts him to the cookie. That ip subnet should work in keeping him out.
Post your setting so I can look at the code and make sure I didn't overlook something. If you are using the new admin page it would be there on the first page and look like.
Banning is On
Lockdown is Off
Cookies are On
All IP Logging is On
User IP Logging is On
Redirection is Off
3D Skin is On
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ipgate 2.4.4 RC3
http://www.gpctexas.net/ipgate_v244.zip |
Edited by - gpctexas on 08 August 2003 14:23:39 |
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randykirkpatrick
New Member
73 Posts |
Posted - 09 August 2003 : 17:04:42
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Here you go.
Banning is On
Lockdown is Off
Cookies are On
All IP Logging is On
User IP Logging is On
Redirection is Off
3D Skin is Off
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gpctexas
Junior Member
320 Posts |
Posted - 09 August 2003 : 20:46:18
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| double check your entry and see if the ip address has a space before or after it. I'll add some code to check and remove spaces to help. |
ipgate 2.4.4 RC3
http://www.gpctexas.net/ipgate_v244.zip |
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gpctexas
Junior Member
320 Posts |
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randykirkpatrick
New Member
73 Posts |
Posted - 11 August 2003 : 07:01:50
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| Is there a way to see How may time the person has tried to get into the site once they have been Banned? |
Thank you
Randy K |
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gpctexas
Junior Member
320 Posts |
Posted - 11 August 2003 : 19:58:08
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| Not yet, but it is an idea to try an implement. I could prolly try adding a sort to the logs and have it generate a report |
ipgate 2.4.4 RC3
http://www.gpctexas.net/ipgate_v244.zip |
Edited by - gpctexas on 11 August 2003 19:58:47 |
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randykirkpatrick
New Member
73 Posts |
Posted - 11 August 2003 : 22:02:04
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| That would be great. So what is the log that is in it now for? |
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gpctexas
Junior Member
320 Posts |
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xfire
Starting Member
6 Posts |
Posted - 15 August 2003 : 11:19:58
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I am using a new install, as you said in the first step "Use MOD Setup dbs_ipgate.asp IPGate 2.0 Database Setup New Install on the forum admin page to setup the database", I just typed dbs_ipgate.asp in the URl(www.xxsx.com/dbs_files/dbs_ipgate.asp ), and I found that the database (acccess 2000) remain unchanged, I clearly understand this is the very first step i need to do. did I do something wrong?
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gpctexas
Junior Member
320 Posts |
Posted - 15 August 2003 : 19:53:39
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| upload the dbs file to your forum directory.. Then go to your admin home page and click on mod setup, it will be listed there. |
ipgate 2.4.4 RC3
http://www.gpctexas.net/ipgate_v244.zip |
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