How can I ban a host address?
Ban a host address.
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Ban them from what and what do you mean by 'host address'?Steve Machol, former vBulletin Customer Support Manager (and NOT retired!)
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You can ban email addresses from registering. There is nothing ion vB that will ban domains from viewing your site. That needs to be done on the server level. Using htaccess is one possible way.Steve Machol, former vBulletin Customer Support Manager (and NOT retired!)
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i too would like more information on this topic, i have a certain member who bypasses all anti-troll hacks i put on the forums and creates himself anywhere from 1-50 additional user accounts then wreaks havok spamming all over the place.. his isp is NTL in the uk.. personally, i'd just like to block everything comming out of the uk by blocking all of NTL itself.. however, from what i've seen vb doesn't have support for this .. which makes ip banning completely ineffective.. especially since ntl uses a transparent proxy so you can never get a complete lock on his REAL ip.. just the one the isp points you back to .. which is never his. ofcourse following this same line of thinking, i'd also like a way to use domain banning to ban all TOR proxy servers.. since most of them in some way resolve to *tor* .. eg *.torproxy.com *.tor.proxy. *.tor*. etc..Comment
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Just add this to the email ban list:
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This will block 'email addresses' not ISPs. If they use a hotmail.com address they will be able to register unless you follow the htaccess instructions I linked to.Steve Machol, former vBulletin Customer Support Manager (and NOT retired!)
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It is something phpBB has, so maybe it should be something vBulletin should consider adding in one of their next updates.
Sometimes you need to get rid of a user permanently without having to login to cPanel all the time to do it.
And anyway, cPanel doesn't let you ban a *.isp.net.au domain. You have to specify a specific IP.Comment
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I'm very surprised that vBulletin can't block hostnames.Comment
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