I don't think that is much of an issue as it seems to only display the BMN publicly available password anyway. It does not seem to display a password of the account if it does not match, only the wrong password. I really think that the password check is a must and should not even be an option since anyone could simply add a bogus entry at BMN with a wrong password and get that user banned.

Sorry, yes.. after that explanation, I totally understand. You are right there. :)

Awesome, I'll install this right away...

I don't think I would need this, but the concept is pretty good.

**on a side note**
Lil Ripsta must have one of the most heavily modified sites on the net. Everytime I open a thread on vb.org, he is installing the modification. lol

Wow cool! Great hack for us busy forums! One problem, it didn't work LOL

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: array_combine() in /home/httpd/vhosts/SITEHERE.com/httpdocs/forums/includes/cron/banbmn.php on line 179

help?

Nice Hack, I like it!

Derek

BUMP, Is there NO support on this hack?

It seems like it only grabs first 5 users from a particular domain. BMN only displays 5 usernames at a time. If you click on "No" to all of them, new usernames appear, which are not caught by this script. Hmm, I wonder how you'd go about this problem. Hack is well written, but without fixing this issue, its pretty much useless.

Sorry, I am kind of busy you know, and vBulletin was nice enough not to send me topic reply notifications. -.-;

array_combine is only available starting PHP5. I should have made that more clear and will in the next update.

I didn't know that. o_o;; Pretty easy to fix though. They use AJAX to "cast votes" for logins. So I can use GET requests to vote no on all accounts retrieved and do this until it no longer returns accounts. That will be implemented in the next version then I guess.

As promissed, an update.

FIXED: array_combine() not available in PHP < 5.
FIXED: Only the first five accounts banned.

Note that I've rewritten the BugMeNot parser. It works for me, but I'd really like feedback on how it works for others. :classic: