There might be political reasons why Anonymouse.org isn't listed in either of the ones that I use...I can't say for certain. opm.tornevall.org looks pretty good, actually. I think I might be adding it to my list, since it only deals with open proxies.

Also, ircbl.ahbl.org (http://www.ahbl.org/docs/ircbl.php) might work. Here's how AHBL describes it:
My only concern is the inclusion of "DDoS drone data" ... this data is outside of the scope of an Open Proxy, so I'm a bit hesitant to make use of it.

yeah im going to try out opm.tornevall.org and see how it works out. yeah Anonymouse.org had me puzzled cause it gets right by everything. But ill be looking around today to see what I can come up with. as for ircbl.ahbl.org im going to look more info up on that one now also.

I obviously do not wish to block out legit people, but as of the last few days we have had more than our usual registrations and most from third world countries.
These people would register than make a post pointing to either a trojan or some advertisement or both. We never had these issues till recent and as of right now most people who were refused registration from the RBL checker program were listed as big time spammers.

I'm confused, were the people who posted these things coming from the IPs that were listed as "big time spammers"? Or did you get several of these attacks, and then enabled this add-on and observed that people were registering from IPs of "big time spammers" ?

What were the IPs of the people who posted the ads/trojans?
What were the IPs of the spammers?
What BL's are you using?

My point in my earlier post was that people should be aware of what they are getting into when using the blacklists like they are.

I have been inundated recently with guest registering on our forum and the only purpose is to place spam on our board. I personally used spamhaus.org in the checker. But have reviewed the ips through dnsstuff.com and all the ip that were caught were listed as spammers and not small time either. I had one guy trying to register with a bogus email. One person registered and placed a link to trojan file which my antivirius flaged immediately and prompted me to remove the link from the board. Obviously I can not post IPs here but I will say that the person was comming out of Germany.

I will not just refuse people but to date the ones who have been caught are known spammers and I do check to make sure.

Forum post made by this mod says "This registration attempt has been allowed." even when it is set to not allow the registration.

I think you missed an "s":

if ($DM_rblcheck_allowreg == "0") {

should be:

if ($DM_rblcheck_allowregs == "0") {

dang... you're right. Will upload a new file.

I'm not really sure this mod is working or not...but...

There is one thing I would like to see.

A way to add a warning on the registration page that users using a proxy will not be allowed to finish registration.

Thanks!

Brew

Thanks for the update on this, I was being overun with spamers and this hack caught about 95% of the problems before registration.

I seem to be getting about 5 new threads created on each RBL match. I can't tell if the person registering is somehow looping through the registration process multiple times (like maybe they didn't enter all the required information and had to re-enter the form) or if it's a bug. They really shouldn't keep registering since I have it set to allow the registration attempt on RBL match. Since the timestamp of the posts often span a few minutes time, I suspect it is not a bug with this product.

Anyone else seeing this?