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this is great thanks this should be MOTM:up::up::up:
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nice thinking :) thanks
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Great little addition, Thanks.
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thanks
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So, here is one issue that I have noticed...
I have tried using this for unregisted/not logged in and forwarding it to a pseudo welcome page within vbadvanced...but once it redirects them, it goes into an endless redirect loop |
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That is exactly what it will do, cookies are set and you will not be able to login. Not exactly an issue as it falls into the nature of how vbulletin works. you are always unregistered/ not logged in until you login. If this happens to you, you will still be able to login to the admincp directly with a url and change or remove the code. |
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that way "banned" dont get much suspicious and/or encouraged to "try" something else .. :cool: |
heres a beter solution, not to drive anyone awa. but if you have access to your sites cpanel (which you should) go there and hopefully you have the ability to create custom errors. Well go into and edit the 403 error one, this is what shows when someone is blocked fro ma website. and place this in there. if you do this, if you ban the persons IP from your website rather than the forums they will be redirected no matter what unless they get smart and use a proxy.
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<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; url=http://www.theybannedme.com"> |
do you really think a banned user doesn't immediately clean their cookies? at best these tactics only work one time, and only act to turn a banned user into a determined banned user.
anything less than an ip ban is just giving the admins a false sense of security. |
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