[g-force2k2]

Grutie if you're interested in stopping such actions just add a little more code the the hack...

i haven't looked at the actual coding but you can add this query:

ALTER TABLE user ADD requestemail smallint(6) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0'

and then to your code you can add:

PHP Code:

$chk = $DB_site->query_first( "SELECT requestemail FROM user WHERE userid=$bbuserinfo[userid]" );
if( $chk[requestemail] )
{
  eval( "standarderror( \"".gettemplate( 'emailrequest_alreadysent' )."\" );" );
  exit;
} 


also in the php you have to add an update query after the email has been proccessed:

PHP Code:

$DB_site->query( "UPDATE user SET requestemail=1 WHERE userid=$bbuserinfo[userid]" ); 


this way they can only send one email request...

then add a template "emailrequest_alreadysent" and add the error information to that...

hope that helps...

regards,
g-force2k2