• Resolved WEB

    (@williamebales)


    In Blacklist Manager where it says “Enter IP addresses”, there is a drop down information box that reads;

    <blockquote>Enter one or more IP addresses or IP ranges. -More Info
    Each IP address must be on a new line.
    
    To specify an IP range use a wildcard "*" character. Acceptable ways to use wildcards is shown in the examples below:
    
    Example 1: 195.47.89.*
    
    Example 2: 195.47.*.*
    
    Example 3: 195.*.*.*

    But when you enter wildcard addresses to blacklist such as these;
    181.16.*.*
    187.21.*.*
    200.84.*.*
    206.62.*.*
    37.188.*.*
    105.106.*.*
    5.104.19.*.*`

    I get an error message at the top in red reading;

    5.104.19.*.* is not a valid ip address format.

    The Blacklist Manager will not allow engagement and unchecks the box that reads;

    Enable IP or User Agent Blacklisting: Check this if you want to enable the banning (or blacklisting) of selected IP addresses and/or user agents specified in the settings below

    *This plugin is regularly updated and everything else in it works well. This seems to be a direct function coding issue that doesn’t allow wildcards even though the instructions show that you can. I would have upload a screen capture if the function was available.

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  • Plugin Contributor Prashant Baldha

    (@pmbaldha)

    @williamebales Unfortunately, The “5.104.19.*.*” is not valid IPv4 IP address. According to me, you should remove it and from ban list.

    Thread Starter WEB

    (@williamebales)

    Thank you for your reply Prashant, but if a ip address has been recorded on our website as 5.104.19.100:80 on the end of it and we want to block the tomcat port as well as the ip, do we leave off the last octet, in order to block the port 80 and all ports coming from the IP?

    Plugin Contributor Prashant Baldha

    (@pmbaldha)

    @williamebales The AIOS Black list manager is not providing facility to block specific IP’s specific port. It is blocking a IP’s all ports.

    Plugin Contributor Prashant Baldha

    (@pmbaldha)

    @soober99 The Blacklist manager doesn’t work on a few servers. It is a known issue. We are rewriting the blacklist manager logic in a way so it can work on all server types. Currently, it is dependent on HTACCESS rules. We are porting it from the HTACCESS rules to a PHP-based firewall.

    Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience.

    You will get this resolution in either the next updated release or the next to next updated release.

    Thanks.

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