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If you look in banning.php around line 261, there's this code:
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// check that the number of days is valid if ($vbulletin->GPC['period'] != 'PERMANENT' AND !preg_match('#^(D|M|Y)_[1-9][0-9]?$#', $vbulletin->GPC['period'])) { print_stop_message('invalid_ban_period_specified'); } you'll have to add h to the (D|M|Y) part to allow it as valid. Also, because it uses the function convert_date_to_timestamp() (in includes/functions_banning.php) to calcualte the lift date from the "period", it looks like you'll have to use lower case h instead of H. Another issue may be that because the bans are lifted by a scheduled task, you'll also have to make sure that that task runs more often than once a day. ETA: ... turns out it does run once per hour by default. |
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