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In order to make it work, the only things I had to do was installing it with the right permissions. I couldn't find all the perfectly appropriate descriptions in the manual and after untraing the file directly on the server via tar -xvzf command all the files that needed to be writable were writable.
After that you simply have to run a setup script, which is absolute piece of cake. Once that is done, you get the so called "hook", which is basically a line of PHP code, you can then throw into mainfile.php, right before the first php-tag opens. It's important that there is no space inbetween "><"
Once that is done the script is up and running.
After that I noticed, that it's really restrictive, since quite a few ISP's around the globe are simply locked out. Which led me to deleting all the lines in signatures.inc which had $hoster in it. Once that was done I got no more complaints from visitors, that they get a 404 or 503.
Mamba wrote:
Quote:Finally ... I managed to get it working
Please share what was required to make it work...
Quote:I had huge issues with brute force login attemps and refresh spamming bots, than they are all gone.
Normally, Protector should take care of it, but if I remember correctly, you didn't use Protector due to some conflicts with your other software, right?
I didn't look deep enough into it, but it seems like there an overlap with Protector...
Maybe some of the experts could take a look into these two and see if we can incorporate some of the ZB Block features into the Protector that are currently not there...
In order to make it work, the only things I had to do was installing it with the right permissions. I couldn't find all the perfectly appropriate descriptions in the manual and after untraing the file directly on the server via tar -xvzf command all the files that needed to be writable were writable.
After that you simply have to run a setup script, which is absolute piece of cake. Once that is done, you get the so called "hook", which is basically a line of PHP code, you can then throw into mainfile.php, right before the first php-tag opens. It's important that there is no space inbetween "><"
Once that is done the script is up and running.
After that I noticed, that it's really restrictive, since quite a few ISP's around the globe are simply locked out. Which led me to deleting all the lines in signatures.inc which had $hoster in it. Once that was done I got no more complaints from visitors, that they get a 404 or 503.
