Recent content by John8777

You can block him on server level, just check what IP he's using. If he's using CloudFlare, you need to create a PHP file that outputs the visitor's IP and simply access that file on his domain, and you will get his server's IP.

Also trying to figure this one out, albeit for nginx.

Thanks Ozzy, I just tested it out via Tor and it seems to have worked. Much appreciated! I do understand that many people don't need this, so I appreciate the help.

I should've probably tried to explain it a bit better. Unlike the forum login itself, admin panel has another layer of protection added and it requires the IP not to change during the login process, and if it does -- it sends you back to the login form. So if the IP changes mid-request, it...

I was just wondering if there was any way to disable this security feature that seems to tie each admin panel login to the IP itself? Those of us managing the forum through a dynamic VPN or privacy network like Tor have to continuously re-login.