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Install Gold Version and ran report, fantastic stuff came up with some very interesting info
Where do I find my thread id so I can specify it for future reports My report showed some potential spammers which I wasn't aware off which was great It also showed some duplicate IP addresses where I know users are legitimate and not spammers, 1 duplicate made sense as the 2 members work for same company but the other 2 didn't make sense. I am sure all are real users could it just be they logged onto same server or something? |
Hi, looks like a great mod, but I keep running into these errors:
Warning: include_once([path]/./includes/cron/bop5_dupeip.php) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in [path]/admincp/cronadmin.php on line 113 Warning: include_once() [function.include]: Failed opening '[path]/./includes/cron/bop5_dupeip.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in [path]/admincp/cronadmin.php on line 113 I've disabled Glowhost, set my days 1, 1, but I still keep getting these errors when I run it manually. We have a mod that prevents links from being posted until they have a minimum number of approved posts (2) to prevent spammers. That's worked perfectly, but could that prevent this from working? Thank you!! |
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In the download zip for this mod there is a folder called upload, inside upload is includes, inside includes is cron, and inside cron in the file: bop5_dupeip.php
Using FTP upload bop5_dupeip.php onto your vBulletin install in the folder /includes/cron/ The folders after /upload/ match where the files need to go in your forums. Same as with the VB install files when you installed the forum. |
Took me awhile but I finally came up with some things that would be helpful (at least for me) At the moment I have it setup to post a thread/report into a dedicated forum. However I would like to stop those that have access to the forum from posting within the same thread. So would it possible to add a feature to auto-close the thread upon its posting? Also having the ability to make the thread auto-sticky for X amount of days would be great. This would allow x amount of reports (a week in my case) worth of reports to remain at the top of the forum and not get lost in the staff's chit chat.
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In the mean time if you want closed threads just edit the php file that came with the mod (in the /includes/cron/ directory) Find the line: PHP Code:
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If you want to go back to open threads just change $isopen = 1 instead. The sticky threads for X number of days isn't likely to happen, would be too much code with nothing to do with this mod IMO. |
Not likely either- that would require keeping some type of log in the database which means creating new database tables, regular reading from and updates to those tables, just an annoyance from a coding point of view.
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The 2 existing queries can be quite heavy, especially on large forms- doubling the queries would cause more timeout issues or require forum admins to restrict how far back the mod looks even more. That's why if I did implement this feature it would be with a custom log not a duplicate query one day earlier.
Second issue with your logic, there would be a report every other day. |
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