have you checked the 3.7.x version?

There is a version released for 3.7+ however its now unsupported. Good news is as far as I'm aware this version's admincp file will work with the 3.7 version which brings you all the features that i've added only to the 4.0 version.

You could add an exempt for the AOL block, however a more specific ban will override it. The foolproof solution would be either to add every AOL ip as an exempt OR to make every aol ip unbannable.

This mod wasn't designed to do as you are wanting so its possible but ugly.

Would it be possible to add some sort of check if an IP is part of a proxy service like AOL? The largest problem with banning IPs is when you ban innocent users.

It does feature something which can tell you if a certain user is banned; one of the features I'd like to add is something to show which users are affected by a ban but its a rather intensive search so I need to figure a way to do it efficiently.

Does it work with 4.0.5.?
On the left side of the adcp IP Ban Management appears. But, when I click on List IP Bans, Add IP Ban, or Tools, on the right side I get blank window.
Any solution?
Thnx in advance!

Can you right click the link and hit open in new window/tab and see what the url is?

List IP Bans = h**p://www.myforum.net/admincp/ipbans.php
Add IP Ban = h**p://www.myforum.net/admincp/ipbans.php?do=add
Tools = h**p://www.myforum.net/admincp/ipbans.php?do=tools

All of three new opened windows are blank... :(

thanks for this it works well for people who do not want to give up all that access that you get if you let someone IP Ban the normal way :). Also this is how vB4 should have been released a stable product even at RC.

It works with 4.0.5 now.

Can you check all the files uploaded correctly; use the vbulletin suspect files tool in maintenance.

I'm fairly conservative with my version numbers. This product has been under development for a couple of years meaning most bugs have been fixed already, it also runs on my own forums so I want it to be stable. Besides, in true software development rc should be stable - it is a candidate for being released if no (major) issues are found.