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Join Date: Oct 2007
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OS: WinXP Home SP2 (fully updated)
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Apache - Hostname bans
Hello, I've been experiencing a little trouble with a user. I've tried banning his host, but with no success. Here's what I've tried.
deny from *.dhcp.embarqhsd.net He still gets in with that host. Any idea how I can ban him, besides an IP ban? Thanks for the help. |
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Re: Apache - Hostname bans
I've protected my phpBB forum, with the following bit of code. Add it to common.php if you're interested.
Code:
if (fnmatch('*.dhcp.embarqhsd.net',gethostbyaddr($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']))) exit;
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Re: Apache - Hostname bans
What's wrong with the IP ban?
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Re: Apache - Hostname bans
Well, that's a problem.
I think I'd just annoy him with the IP ban until he goes away.
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Re: Apache - Hostname bans
That's the thing though, the reason he attacks my site is because I've annoyed him. He spammed my guestbook with alternate IP's, and that prompted me to ban his host. After this, he used a proxy to enter my forum, and he told me that if I tried to ban him again, he would take down my server. I banned the proxy, and he tried to DoS my forum, but I banned him through phpBB and he eventually gave up. He'll probably attack again, with a different proxy.
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Re: Apache - Hostname bans
I suggest you contact the local authorities. What he is doing is clearly illegal, and perhaps the thread of a jail cell may make him see the light.
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