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It's blocked because 'tor' is in the list (monitor5.securi.net). So it did it's job. In either case, securi.net has no business accessing register.php, so the add-on did it's job. It didn't ban securi from accessing the site, it just stopped it from registering. So, re-enable the add-on. |
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I'll be recommending "tor" be removed post haste. I think we have it covered with another definition anyway. |
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Regards, Doug |
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Thanks for all the help guys... :up: Regards, Doug |
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Thanks again... :) Regards, Doug |
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Ok just a follow up on the Sucuri situation.
Sucuri will scan your site with several different user-agents (including the one you mentioned). During this scan, the bot will crawl through all links found in the site, and looks like it's hitting the registration link. Sucuri will not follow the robots.txt directives. Since it tries to behave as a "real user" it'll ignore that file. The only way to do it would be creating a .htaccess file to redirect SiteCheck to a 404 or a different page when hitting those forms. So you can add tor back to the list if you wish, and add this to your htaccess file. Code:
<Filesmatch "^(register)\.php$"> |
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