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Originally Posted by Forum-Germany
ok I do not install htaccess.
another problem:
I was with the IE as admin and registered with the FF as a user. but there is no double account displayed. pn, etc. did not set anything.
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This works with cookies. If you have the IP Address Prevention, it should catch it, but if not, cookies will not carry through different browsers. Also, make sure you don't have your Admin account ignored.
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Originally Posted by psychobike
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The difference is the new and improved features, as well as faster, more efficient code.
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Originally Posted by my evil twin
Why don't you disable open directory listing, or just upload a blank "index.html"-file to this folder?
nobody can access your directory then without knowing the exact filenames.
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Funny you should mention that, I actually thought that I did, but it appears that I only have it on my server... Apparently I forgot to package it. I'll reupload the package with a blank index.html. Of course, the version will remain the same.
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Originally Posted by ray-
Nice mod. Found a small error in 2 phrases.
In madp_reg_message:
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A new account by the name of {3}/member.php?do=getinfo&username={1}]{1} has been registered. {4}
madp_regip_message:
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A new account by the name of {3}/member.php?do=getinfo&username={1}]{1} has been registered with the IP address: {5}. {4}
(I removed the URL-tags in the above to avoid being displayed as links)
The & isn't being parsed. The link will now show up as
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http://www.forum.com/member.php?do=getinfo&username=ray
and it should be
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http://www.forum.com/member.php?do=getinfo&username=ray
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Excuse me? I do not see any errors in that. If you removed the URL tags, that's modifying my modification, and then that's not my fault. If you keep the URL tags in there, it should display just fine. The & string is the correct way to link anything with & in it - it doesn't break anything. Also, there's no reason to not link to the member info - it just makes things easier.