[Xitami] Block an ip
miplanet
xitami@lists.xitami.org
Wed, 7 May 2003 17:35:41 -0400
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Guys, Guys,
Take a look at this I found in the xitami.cfg, I think this is what I'm
looking for. I have tested it by putting an ! in front of the IP address I
want to block then a comma * to give access to all others. As far as I can
tell it will work. At least it didn't block a friend from connecting. But I
don't know if it will block the IP of the offender yet.
# Limits the set of clients that can connect to the HTTP server.
# This provides an easy way of creating an extranet web service -
# you can put your server on the Internet, but allow access to a
# fixed set of IP addresses. Use 'webmask=local' to specify just
# local addresses, or 'webmask=item,item,...' to specify one or more
# types of access. Each item allows or excludes some IP address(es):
# '250.12.13.*' allows matching addresses, '!250.12.13.*' excludes
# matching addresses (but does not allow others). '!250.12.13.*,*'
# excludes one set of addresses and allows all others.
# 'webmask=@iplist.txt' reads the list of webmasks from a text file.
webmask=
-----Original Message-----
From: xitami-admin@lists.xitami.org [mailto:xitami-admin@lists.xitami.org]On
Behalf Of admin@zonacharrua.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 5:28 PM
To: xitami@lists.xitami.org
Subject: [Xitami] Block an ip
Maybe you can manage blocking the ip just to port 80, asumming that this
is
the port you use tu run xitami on....
just a thought.
As far as I know Xitami it selv canīt deny acces from an ip...
Luck to you:
Carlos
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for. I have tested it by putting an ! in front of the IP address I want =
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the set of clients that can connect to the HTTP server.<BR># =
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<DIV>Maybe you can manage blocking the ip just to port 80, asumming =
that this=20
is<BR>the port you use tu run xitami on....<BR><BR>just a =
thought.<BR><BR>As=20
far as I know Xitami it selv can=B4t deny acces from an =
ip...<BR><BR>Luck to=20
you:<BR><BR>Carlos<BR></DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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