[thelist] Big Time Help/Info needed

[Gene Arcamonte]

Anthony, I could easily ban a series of subnets by, for instrance, banning
the
IP sequence of 216.65.106.130. off at: 216.65.106 or: 216.65. or: 216.
The problem is that he has a program that is going out there and grabbing
valid IP's like: 64.240.135.35 which belongs to WestOrange.cw.net whatever
the hell
that is. For awhile he was using French Telnet until I banned most of France
which generally begins with 193.

This isn't a simple matter of logging on and off and watching the last thre
digits change.
But thank you very much for the suggestion. -Gene

----- Original Message -----
From: Anthony Baratta <Anthony at Baratta.com>
To: <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 8:46 PM
Subject: Re: [thelist] Big Time Help/Info needed


> Gene Arcamonte wrote:
> >
> > Hi, I have an unusual chat-site at www.hbchat.com
> > The chat pages are at: http://www.hbchat.com/Pages/gbook_1.html
> > It has received approx 5,000 hits and has two main
> > pages which each recieve and average of 100-130
> > posts a day. I also have a feature that lets me ban
> > select IP address. I have banned this guy quite often:
>
> If this Gentleman is dialing in via a modem pool, he gets a new address
each time he
> logs in. Same with an ISDN line. Some versions of DSL and cable modems are
also
> dynamically assigned IPs.  Unless you want to ban a whole series of
subnets you are
> going to have a hard time shutting him out.
>
> Good Luck.
>
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