Hello,
this solution from the FAQ works very well.
But I couldn't find out how to block a range of IP adresses, for example: 66.249.90.1 up to 66.249.90.255?
What ever I tried, it didn't work ... What would be the right code?
thank you very much!
this solution from the FAQ works very well.
But I couldn't find out how to block a range of IP adresses, for example: 66.249.90.1 up to 66.249.90.255?
What ever I tried, it didn't work ... What would be the right code?
thank you very much!
Hi KD24,
Isn't just set:
?
If the solution had worked, so this is all what you need I believe.
BN
Isn't just set:
$banned_ips = array(
'66.249.90.1',
'66.249.90.255'
);?
If the solution had worked, so this is all what you need I believe.
BN
No, this works as a collection of single IPs, so xxx.1 and xxx.255 are blocked, but not x.103 for example?!
I have tried '66.249.90.' (without the last data) and '66.249.90.0/8' as well, but it doesn't work.
It would be fine for Google spider & co, they always have little different IP ...
I have tried '66.249.90.' (without the last data) and '66.249.90.0/8' as well, but it doesn't work.
It would be fine for Google spider & co, they always have little different IP ...
Hi KD24,
You right, I read the code wrong.
Use a function to create the array, some loops and you can do it. And if its just the last token, it will be easier because is just one loop.
I didn't test the code, so please test and debug if needed.
Note I use array_merge, because you can always add more ips like:
hope it help,
BN
You right, I read the code wrong.
Use a function to create the array, some loops and you can do it. And if its just the last token, it will be easier because is just one loop.
<?php
$banned_ips = array();
function blockIp($startIp, $beginNumber, $endNumber)
{
$aux=array();
for($i=$beginNumber; $i<=$endNumber; $i++)
{
$ipBlock=$startIp.".".$i;
array_push($aux, $ipBlock);
}
return $aux;
}
$a='66.249.90';
$b=1;
$c=255;
$banned_ips = array_merge($banned_ips, blockIp($a,$b,$c));
$ip_address = JRequest::getString( 'REMOTE_ADDR', '', 'server' );
if ( in_array($ip_address, $banned_ips) ) {
$mainframe->redirect('index.php');
}
?>I didn't test the code, so please test and debug if needed.
Note I use array_merge, because you can always add more ips like:
$banned_ips = array_merge($banned_ips, blockIp($a,$b,$c));
$banned_ips = array_merge($banned_ips, blockIp($d,$e,$f));
$banned_ips = array_merge($banned_ips, blockIp($g,$h,$i));hope it help,
BN
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