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Questions from a techy admin at my forums:
Is there an option to only scan users when logging on/are logged on, to reduce the amount of scanning even further? Also, can it log anywhere whenever it does detect someone trying to use a proxy in case we need to troubleshoot a false positive or something? And what sort of error message does someone detected as an open proxy receive? |
Where is "ip-field" to check if its set as key or not? If it is set as key, what should I do then?
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Sorry for the delayed answer.. :cry:
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The table is called proxycache and the field 'ip'. If the key is missing, this command to the sql should fix it: ALTER TABLE proxycache ADD PRIMARY KEY(`ip`); |
field "ip" is already there..what to do now?
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If you think it hasn't, try the command I gave before - ALTER TABLE proxycache ADD PRIMARY KEY(`ip`); Hopefully, that'll help..If not, you can try to reinstall the product or use... OPTIMIZE TABLE proxycache alt. REPAIR TABLE proxycache ...instead |
I would like one like this that used the list from http://www.ahbl.org/docs/ircbl.php
Also would be nice to have one that checked the URLS people put it their posts and blcok them if they are listed on lists we select. |
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Do you want it to work with the login.php-script only, and if a userid is equal to a logged in user? |
That sounds good - If my techy has other thoughts I'll be sure to post them.
Also, is there any chance of knowledge on the second two questions? Thanks once again for all your help. :) |
I just installed this on my forum and it blocked me. I'm using Optimum Online at home and a leased line from VERIO at work. No clue why both are blocked as proxies. Any thoughts?
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define(DISABLE_HOOKS, 1); to your config.php so you can disable the blocker while you're investigating... Then check www.tornevall.net/cgi-bin/ip.cgi if that page says where you might be blacklisted (I just wrote a FAQ about the blacklist part). You can also add your ip into the configuration under "Exclude from monitor". Then it won't block you. It looks like there's a few problems with proxyblocking on admins. I'll take a look on some solutions on this. Maybe a function for "only look for logged in" users, so you have a chance to login before getting blocked. :) |
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How about something like this? Let's say someone is logging into a forum in the normal way. After this, he switch to a proxy. The RBL checks if there's any changes from the last activity (with a limit of like 10 minutes so we're sure we don't block all dynamic users - besides, it should only look after proxys anyway, so that might not interfere with normal activity), and if the new ip is detected as a proxy, the users again gets blocked... |
I've passed that on to my techy again. :D He's constantly going on about how it should include usernames in the proxycache at the moment... don't know if that's something you can do?
On a sidenote, is there any way for me to do a check on an IP to see if it is really an open proxy? I know there are sites that will check my own PC, but I'm not sure if there are sites that allow me to check other people's IPs. This would help me be reasonable when dealing with people who have complained that they can no longer get in. PS. I have to say, you're definitely one of the more helpful guys I've experienced at these kind of boards. Thanks for your continuing assistance! EDIT: Here's the response from our techy after quoting you to him... Quote:
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TMM-TT do you know if this works on 3.6.x
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thank you.
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What about v3.6.2?
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Invalid SQL: I have the primary key setup properly for ip. I have repaired, optimized the proxycache table, but still no luck getting away from this error. |
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I get nothing but errors with this sent to my email =( |
I added 'aol.com' to the 'exclude from monitor' section, but it is still blocking AOL users from registering. as much as i'd like to block AOL users... :) ... is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks! |
Thanks, really usefull!
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i have just installed this and first must say thanks :)
however im having a few problems with a few of my regular behaved members getting blocked, and so far it just seems those who are with pipex, and bulldog isp's but only those with a static ip. i have added exceptions etc but the only thing i could do to get them working is input their whole ip, whereas id rather be able to put in a partial ip to the exception list such as 81.86.*.* , but this doesnt work. is there anyway i can make this happen, or maybe possible to add it to an update please :) many thanks |
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81.86.* rather than: 81.86.*.* ...? vBul seems to favor the x.y.* format. I still can't get this add-on to work properly with AOL users. |
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Block on registration |
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Is there any fix for this "Duplicate entry" issue? |
There is no like manual with it, where on earth do you put it in the ACP??
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worked it out :) thanks
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Just updated my own forum with this one, that hopefully gets rid of a resolver-problem. Please report bugs, if you find them. :)
// 2007-08-05 // // * Fixed reported bug, based on resolved hosts ending with 127 // * Changed database-tables to get rid of (hopefully) duplicate keys // * Added resolver-function // * Added two new block-methods available at the efnet-rbl Administered from admin -> options -> DNSBL/Open Proxy monitoring If you still have problems with duplicate keys, try reinstall the new version from scratch. I've removed the keying, to see if it works better without it. I think I should take care of some other problems reported here too, like the exclusion-part, so admins also can exclude domains (not just IP's) from the checking.. At least try, since I guess extra resolving takes extra time.. |
...then grandly attempted to demonstrate it to my wife by looking up "free web proxy" on Google and connecting with the first thing I saw, which turned out to be a network of web-based proxies at http://www.privax.us
Not only wasn't it blocked by this plugin, but I copy/pasted the entire list of their proxy sites into the proper place in the Admin Control Panel, and it still wasn't blocked! I am no longer sure this thing is even working...how can I check? Thanks in advance. |
I don't know how other proxy-blockers works, but webproxies are added manually into the dnsbl at tornevall.org (at least for the moment).
You can test ip's by adding them into this url: http://dnsbl.tornevall.org/scan.php?ip=XXXX (where XXXX is the IP) Like this: http://dnsbl.tornevall.org/scan.php?ip=149.9.0.58 Edit: It seems that all those sites listed at privax is using the same exit... |
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If you want to block hosts based on webproxys you must add the exit-ip into the controlpanel. Some proxies have different "exits" compared to the website you're testing from. Anyway, I've added some anonymous webproxies into the dnsbl now, so if you want to test some of them, I think you can do that now. :) |
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Anyway thanks for the fast response! |
Outstanding! Works great.
Any way we can edit the error message? I tried looking around but couldn't come up with how to do it. |
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The error message is a global phrase called OPM_Deny. |
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You should enable the option "opm.tornevall.org: Block anonymizers". |
Thanks for this, good modification should help stop people spamming on proxies.
Cheers ;) Killy |
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