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pmagas
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Joined: 3/26/2002
From: St. Louis MO USA
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How to block an ip address?? - 8/4/2003 16:46:53
I understand there are ways to block individual ip addresses, but I wonder if there' s a way to do so using asp? I' m using spooky login and there' s a person who continues to register despite our requests that he not do so. I' d like to block his ip address. I can' t use the .htaccess file approach safely because my site is hosted on a Windows server. I saw that there' s a javascript but thought it might be ' cleaner' if there' s some asp code I can use.
Is it possible and is it difficult? I haven' t been able to find anything online and I don' t know asp very well.
Thanks for any help you might be able to offer.
Regards,
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We' ve gone back & forth on that one. But when a registrant' s email doesn' t work, I inactivate the account. I' ve set up two access levels and if a visitor wanted to get into both parts, they' d have to login twice - once with each access level, so I have unique email addresses turned off. This particular user has given me 3 or 4 email addresses - at least two of them worked. I' ve tried writing him and asking him not to continue to register, but he just ignores my emails. I really hope not to encounter this sort of thing again. Part of me wonders if it' s worth the effort, but every day he' s registering under a different user and wasting my time... 