Great Hack, installed perfectly on my board running 2.2.0.

Hi,

i found that it only works if the username is already in the database! That make no sense for me! I want to be informed also if someone is trying to log in when he is not a registered member! is that possible?

Or does it work on your site?

Greetings

Also wondering.

thanx a million

Works as stated on a 2.2.2 board.

Thanks alot FireFly!!!

RoC

Thanks for the awesome hack!

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Birdie501
Hi,

i found that it only works if the username is already in the database! That make no sense for me! I want to be informed also if someone is trying to log in when he is not a registered member! is that possible?

Or does it work on your site?

Greetings

Nobody has a solution for me?
Thats bad (sad)

:cry:

Hi, Chen.

I have been using this simple but essential hack since it was born... :stoned:
Yesterday, for the first time, I received a true alert of someone trying to access the AdminCP, I guess... Hwr, some /admin/ dir script, as it is within the session.php of the admin section...
The first true after a lot of simulated ones by me to tryout the efficience...

Well; this is a very strange thing, as I protected the web dir also by an .htaccess of Apache... with another userid/password, of course.

So I realized should be needed more informations about the potential intruder.
For example, the exact page/script he (oopss.... he/she :pleased: ) called, the referrer page and many more info.

Where (which object within the session.php script) could I retrieve those informations and more ?
I though something like phpinfo(INFO_ENVIRONMENT) or phpinfo(INFO_VARIABLES) (what better?), for example to be attached to the mail() function ...

What do you think about ? How could I save all these and set a mime type to attach the buffer ?

Thanks a lot, FF.

Bye

How do u password protect your admin control panel please help

thanks