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  1. 15-03-2010, 17:38 #1
    azzy101
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    Force IP to servergroup?

    Is it possible to create a script that forces a defined IP / IP range into a servergroup?

    example:
    Script is set to put client with 95.32.167.4 into serveradmin group
    95.32.167.4 client logs in, script puts him into serveradmin group.

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    Script is also set to put clients with IP Range 76.50.0.0 - 76.50.255.255 into the " jail group "
    Client with IP 76.50.x.x connects. script puts him into Jail group

    Is this doable?
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  2. 15-03-2010, 17:52 #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by azzy101 View Post
    Script is set to put client with 95.32.167.4 into serveradmin group
    95.32.167.4 client logs in, script puts him into serveradmin group.
    Big security hole for countries with dynamic IPs.
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  3. 15-03-2010, 17:59 #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stefan1200 View Post
    Big security hole for countries with dynamic IPs.
    its a poor example for serveradmins i am sorry, personally i am more interested in the Jail group idea. but i guess the examples are irrelevant, the technical question of if it can be done what is relevant.
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  4. 15-03-2010, 18:33 #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by azzy101 View Post
    its a poor example for serveradmins i am sorry, personally i am more interested in the Jail group idea. but i guess the examples are irrelevant, the technical question of if it can be done what is relevant.
    Currently it is not possible to see the IP address of clients with the telnet interface.
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  5. 15-03-2010, 21:41 #5
    azzy101
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stefan1200 View Post
    Currently it is not possible to see the IP address of clients with the telnet interface.
    thats a shame. it would be nice to see it implemented.
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