Ave,
I had to eliminate that option because his IP is varying drastically. There
is no range, it's just drastically varying. I wouldn't be surprised if he's
using an IP Spoofing script/program etcetera.
On 4/5/06 11:16 AM, Jay Blanchard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could always block a range
Ave,
I'm being left with lesser and lesser choices then to try CAPCHTA. I'm gonna
look into it now and see if I need to implement this now.
Thanks.
On 4/5/06 3:52 PM, tedd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
disclaimer
Not that I promote CAPCHTA, but there are simple solutions that will
slow down
Ave,
Unfortunately my problem persists.
The reason my script was recording NULL as IP address was because I was
using $REMOTE_ADDR. When I started using the correct syntax, i.e.,
$SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], it actually did start recording the IP Address of
the spammer.
The problem is, the spammer
[snip]
The problem is, the spammer is using multiple IP Address. His IP Address
changes every 6 - 8 entries. I have so far recorded 5 different IP Addresses
of the spammer. Although I can create a Database and keep adding his IP
Address to the database, and run a check from the Guestbook script to
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
The problem is, the spammer is using multiple IP Address. His IP Address
changes every 6 - 8 entries. I have so far recorded 5 different IP Addresses
of the spammer. Although I can create a Database and keep adding his IP
Address to the database, and run a check from
At 5:58 PM +0200 4/5/06, Jochem Maas wrote:
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
The problem is, the spammer is using multiple IP Address. His IP Address
changes every 6 - 8 entries. I have so far recorded 5 different IP Addresses
of the spammer. Although I can create a Database and keep adding his IP
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