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Placing a IP ban
Hello,
i have some troubles with someone who keeps posting porno links on my website  I warned him because of it but since he only seems to like the attention i wanted to give him an IP ban. Anyone knows how i can place an IP ban with telnet on my unix server? |
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If you are using inetd to launch your tcpd processes, you can use the /etc/hosts.deny file.
The question is though, if the person shouldn't be able to log in, why not disable the account? Most likely he either has now or could easily get a dial-up account where the IP changes. That won't be easy to keep up with... |
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We don't have a system that allows users to register although we are working on it. There is no /etc/hosts.deny dir on our server, any other suggestions?
I found out that he always has the same ip adress so he probably uses cable or something like that. Last edited by Martijn v/d Meu; 10-18-2001 at 10:02 AM.. |
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