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  • Plugin Contributor Keith P. Graham

    (@kpgraham)

    First,

    Delete the plugin so you can back in.

    The plugin relies heavily on the SERVER_ADDR server variable.

    I Googled this and found that in Microsoft IIS that $_SERVER[‘SERVER_ADDR’] is not set and that you need $_SERVER[‘LOCAL_ADDR’] to make it work. Sometimes LOCAL_ADDR doesn’t work either. The plugin needs this, so if you can’t find a fix, then you need to delete the plugin permanently.

    I am not updating the plugin anymore, but feel free to find the lines where I use SERVER_ADDR and paste in LOCAL_ADDR instead. It might work. There might be a plugin that fixes this.

    Keith

    Thread Starter pdstudio

    (@pdstudio)

    I have contacted the hosting company and they wrote that neither the $_SERVER[‘SERVER_ADDR’] and the $_SERVER[‘LOCAL_ADDR’] are supported :(.
    I am very disappointed about this because the fake registrations were gone with your plugin.
    Can’t you make a little change to make it work? I would happily donate you if you could help me.

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