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Curt1zzle 06-20-2004 04:24 AM

IP Ban
 
Possibly a /open ipban , instead of having to use the text file, also add it to the rights list so it couldn't be so easily abused as it is now?

*Shrug* It could be very handy with trial hackers...

Oldbie 06-20-2004 07:25 AM

/open ipban Curt1zzle
*Click*

^^

Moonite 06-20-2004 09:19 AM

ok u want to ip ban someone from your own server

ehm how ill u get his IP then?

dlang 06-20-2004 02:00 PM

Great idea. =)

Crono 06-20-2004 03:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moonite
ehm how ill u get his IP then?

/open Moonite. The "last ip" is listed on the top left. His ip most likely is static since a lot of poeple have cable. However you can always use the *.*'s

GrowlZ1010 06-20-2004 10:37 PM

But what about the poor guy with the account ipban?! Nobody will be able to edit his attributes now!

Quote:

admin opens ipban information for
Administrator: $:"£@~:!! ipban is hacking!
Administrator: somebody else try /open ipban?
playerworld_grunt_3 opens ipban information for
Administrator: get his ip, we'll ban him through that
admin opens ipban information for ipban
Grunt #3: Uh, boss, how are we going to get his IP?
Administrator: ...
Administrator: @:"!@~:"£$@~:
It's a plan, certainly. But I'd see more use in a list window. For example, it could look similar to the class browser in NC: you'd see all the standing IP blocks which were banned in a list, and could edit them individually from that. Each IP block in this list could also have a username responsible and a comment assigned to it, for example, "Block: 80.177.222.207. Set by: admin. Comment: This is GrowlZ and you must NEVER let him do anything!!".

Projectshifter 06-20-2004 10:51 PM

Seems to make more sense to just have the text file. And then write a comment to the side of it who it is and why. Considering that if you IP ban someone, odds are you're doing it because they have multiple accounts, so what would be the difference between /openipban vs /openban at that point? Other than perhaps blocking out someone else who has the misfortune to get that IP =/ It's fine as it is I see.
-Projectshifter

Malinko 06-20-2004 10:58 PM

What if someone had the account "ipban"?


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