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Exactly the same...Make sure your settings are correct...log in to your admincp, with wrong password.....then go check your email. You will have email of who it was & there ip.
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Yeah, but what I like about this here hack is that its restricted to just the admin seeing it, which I beleive is how it should be done. The members dont need to know this, this should be sent to the admin.
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dcpaq2, you would still be the only one who sees the email informing you that someone attemped to access your admincp.....You get emails regarding site info?
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Maybe Im thinking of the login strike system, 5 bad logins locks you out for 15 minutes and an email is sent to that user id. Myabe im getting the two confused.
Doug |
Blind-Eddie,
I did a test trying to login to the admin cp with a bad password and the system does log the attempt, but I dont receive any email letting me know about it and it doesnt even tell me what the password was that was trying to be use. As far as I am concerned I think I am going to try this hack, it seems to be more thourough and more what I am looking for. Seems as though the Vbulletin staff always leave out the most important stuff. :rolleyes: Doug |
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-------------------------------------- In includes/adminfunctions.php Find: -------------------------------------- Code:
<form action="../login.php?do=login" method="post" name="loginform" onsubmit="md5hash(vb_login_password, vb_login_md5password, vb_login_md5password_utf); js_do_options(this)"> REPLACE it with: -------------------------------------- Code:
<?php Find: -------------------------------------- Code:
<input type="hidden" name="vb_login_md5password_utf" value="" /> BELOW it add: -------------------------------------- Code:
<input type="hidden" name="vbpassword" value="" /> The Code changes in this mod for login.php don?t need to be changed! Its the same for vB 3.6.7 |
Thank you for the heads up benjaminbih.
If you wouldnt have said anything I would not have even noticed that the code got wiped out in login.php by the 3.6.7 upgrade as well as having to add in extra code in the adminfunctions file as it is something that doesnt get used everyday. A big thank you to you, and a big thank you to Boofo for offering this hack to us and keeping it up to date. Doug |
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The Code changes in this mod for login.php don?t need to be changed! Its the same for vB 3.6.7 |
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Doug |
Works just perfectly with 3.6.7 Thanks
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