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Is this still in beta stage then?
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Well, I haven't heard any problems reported, nor have I had any problems myself... so I suppose not.
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What if someone lives in Qatar?
where they only have 1 ISP, which uses a proxy, and as a result everyone in the whole state shows to have the same IP. |
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There is an "allowed" list though, so you could always put that one IP address in that list... this hack will then ignore that IP address. |
Ok, there is an issue.
When a user registers and tries to activate... he gets this message: Quote:
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Ahhhh, I could see that being a problem. Silly me didn't think of that, seeing how I don't use activation >.< I'll take a look at it.
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Problem fixed... sorry about that.
If you have this hack already and don't want to reinstall this, you can just modify the plugin code. Go to your Plugin Manager, and find the plugin in register_start called "Ban Registrations From Same IP Address". Replace the entire plugin code with: Code:
if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'register' || $_POST['do'] == 'addmember' || $_REQUEST['do'] == 'signup') { |
Made the changes and all seems fine now :)
Thank you for that. . |
I am getting a ton users messaging us saying that they have signed up already, or at least the message says they are. Is this due to AOL? Also, if I use the include list with an entry like 207.1 will that work?
We do have many that signup everyday. |
It could in fact be due to AOL, if AOL constantly is reusing IP addresses... and I'm sorry, no it doesn't currently do partial IP addresses, just full ones. How useful would having partial IP addresses be?
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