How can I make that people can register only X accounts per IP address?
Because some faggot registered over 400k accounts on my server
Because some faggot registered over 400k accounts on my server
i can edit my ip to bypass that thingQuote:
first, you could run a script to ban all same ip accounts
second, there are proxies(thats why first point)
third, google of it, ill post if i find
Edit: try editing reg to check on ips already on server, if ip is duplicated, dont let them register
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Set it so only so many accounts can be registerd on a ip, and dunno if its possible but change the daily limit of how many accounts can be made in a day.Quote:
How can I make that people can register only X accounts per IP address?
Because some faggot registered over 400k accounts on my server
once again, proxies make all this become useless, but since some kids doenst know how to use them, maybe it massive reg will drop a bitQuote:
Set it so only so many accounts can be registerd on a ip, and dunno if its possible but change the daily limit of how many accounts can be made in a day.
Also on your server make an ip limit like 3 accounts can loggin per ip or w/e
Then it shouldnt matter too much.
unfortunately i can't get access to yahoo mail that means when i try to send email with mail function yahoo include it under spam messages and doesn't send it and that's ridiculous '-' imma still figuring out how to get this thing workingQuote:
I think email verification will make good sense in this :D
it's ur problem in setup smtp server (it's a very Sensitive) so any mistake u will get a bann ip of sending messages as u are SPAMQuote:
unfortunately i can't get access to yahoo mail that means when i try to send email with mail function yahoo include it under spam messages and doesn't send it and that's ridiculous '-' imma still figuring out how to get this thing working
hmm (mysql) ?!Quote:
hello i got that answer from ThElitEyeS
use his reg page or any reg page insert the ip into the database
and use this at login
@$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$ query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM TB_User WHERE reg_ip='$ip'");
$ip_check = mysql_num_rows ($query);
if($ip_check != 0){
echo "sorry you can reg 1 acc by ip";
return;
}
but i think it seems to me wrong :D !Quote:
@$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$ query = mssql_query("SELECT * FROM TB_User WHERE reg_ip='$ip'");
$ip_check = mssql_num_rows ($query);
if($ip_check != 0){
echo "sorry you can reg 1 acc by ip";
return;
}
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@$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$ query = mssql_query("select * from TB_User where reg_ip='$ip'");
$ip_check = mssql_num_rows ($query);
if($ip_check != 0){
echo "sorry you can reg 1 acc by ip";
return;
}