same here

Works very well on 4.0.5 thanks Mr Coder :).

I did need to input all examples of text case in to the field for Administrator Usernames for it to work 100% though ie: Admin,admin,ADMIN

yep, same here. It's case sensitive but working well.

Nice mod, Thanks :)

Works great on vb 4.0.5

Works great. BUT it also sends you an email if a person fails to log in on the regular forum NOT JUST the adminCP

could this be fixed please? so it only emails you about the admincp

This thing hasn't sent me an email since I tested it when I installed it. Unless I have a lot of very careful members, it can't be behaving this way for me.

If you use Firefox for your web browser and use the addon "Firebug" you can quickly determine your charset.

Installed, tested and working fine for me. 4.0.3

That sounds like about 1/10 of an answer. Switching on Firebug in Firefox doesn't tell me anything about charset. Anyway, I guess it's not relevant since nobody has complained about it since it was introduced. I'm still curious why it's there if it does nothing.

Hey, just trying to help! Really no need for that.

Go to any page on your website, open firebug and type in charset in the top right corner (search) and it will highlight what your site uses.
I believe it is used for other languages other than English.

I didn't mean to offend, but you really had only given a small part of the answer. If you really want to be helpful, you need to answer in complete form. After diddling with it a few minutes I found what you were trying to say (I think):
Go to your forum page and start Firebug, right click the firebug icon and make sure "enable all panels" is selected. Go to the Scripts tab and type 'charset' in the upper right Firebug search box.