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10/01/2003 21:50:19
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Anonymous
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i have the advance guestbook 2.2 and i know how to ban iop address such as 123. 123.123.121. but how do you ban something like a host like aol nobody@cache-dq02.proxy.aol.com. how can i ban that address?
i need help!
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10/01/2003 23:50:25
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Jared
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Joined: 07/01/2003 22:58:43
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that feature is in the admin, but you can also use .htaccess to ban them from the guestbook, or the entire domain.
Example of banning someone from your entire domain (static IP)
or to block an ISP
You can also deny a range of IP address, by truncating the IP
but this method will block anyone with a 212 range....could be thousands
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just create a file named .htaccess (windows will not let you use that name convention, so what you can do is call it .htaccess.txt and then upload, and rename. (it will probably go invisible, unless you set your ftp program to view these type files
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11/01/2003 01:12:00
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Anonymous
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when i go into the admin. Then go to General Settings > then Ban ip at the bottom i put Code:
<Limit GET>
order deny,allow
deny from AC867B10.ipt.aol.com
</Limit>
is that it?
hmm...cuz for it doesnt save the code? Im sure im doing something wrong? I a newbie at this stuff. www.unity150.com/guestbook
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11/01/2003 01:35:25
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Jared
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No, I said place an .htaccess file in the root of your domain. If you are on a windows server then forget about it unless it is windows running apache.
If you are on a unix type server, then the .htaccess file at the root of the domain will block that person from the entire domain.
If you can't figure that out, then go to your guestbook admin and just put the ip address in the ban ip block.........geeeeeeeeeeez
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13/01/2003 10:24:53
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rachel
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Joined: 13/01/2003 10:18:41
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You will have a hard time blocking a particular block of AOL IP's. They are not as area based as I thought they would be. I had to resort to
deny from aol.com
Yep this blocks tons from my site but it also keeps the nagging in-laws out.
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23/09/2003 23:37:18
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Anonymous
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I am having a similar problem. Is there not a way to figure out an IP address from a host? Because sometimes when people sign my guestbook it only gives me the host info and not their IP info. Is there another way around this?
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