Victoria1221

Hi dq_wood,

If you are using “IP Address” in the drop down, entering an ip in “value” box only is a match against only that ip, but if you entered it in only “IP to (Range)”, it expects a value in “value” and the second field and would fail.

I might try to change the current version I’m working on so that if “IP Address” is selected in the drop down, the label “value” is changed to “IP”, which might make more sense than “value”.

Thanks
Victoria

Hi StarCapt,

Right,

1. Check that the following command works:
SELECT vsfBlockCheckHit('127.0.0.1', 'www.007guard.com', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-GB; rv:1.9.2.13) Gecko/20101203 Firefox/3.6.13', false);
That should return a number between 0 and 5. If you don’t get a result then you’ll need to try re-installing the plugin. Also, check you have access to add and run stored procedures

2. If number 1 worked, I’ll ideally need the output of the following:
SELECT * FROM wp_vsf_block;

3. I’ll ideally need the output of the following:
SELECT * FROM wp_vsf_block_hits;

4. I’ll ideally need the output of the following:
SELECT * FROM wp_vsf_block_rules;

Also, note that in the current version available (0.2.1 and below), you will need to remove leading and trailing spaces on IP addresses. E.g. [space]192.168.0.1 will fail.

5. Post me an example of an ip address you are trying to block, E.g. 192.168.0.1

Victoria

Hi StarCapt,

As I stated before:
“If you’d like me to help you look in to the issue, please sign up to my blog and post me a message on there.“

Go to http://blog.v-s-f.co.uk/ – create yourself an account and post a message… That way I will be able to help you out. Otherwise you’re just bleating on about it not working and refusing to let me help you which isn’t exactly a very constructive thing to do.

Regards
Victoria