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Quote from: misterbit on November 02, 2015, 03:44:24 AM

I friend, if I put the torlist.txt in the index should activate the Nastyhost?
foreach (file('torlist.txt') as $torIP) {
If (getIP () == trim ($torIP)) {
banned();
}
}
Greetings thank you.

The Tor list and NastyHosts both achieve different purposes. You should have both.
Also. I fixed your code. You only need the opening brace '{' on lines 1 and 2, not both braces.

OK thanks, seems that the code was changed when I put it here.
Then I activate Nastyhost to run the torlist?

Friend... you can do this way:

Code:

// Put your site IP bellow ( you can ping wour URL to get the IP)
$myIp = '111.111.111.111'

//Get the visitor IP
$ip=$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];

//get the list of nodes that can achiveve your site
$torList = file_get_contents("https://check.torproject.org/cgi-bin/TorBulkExitList.py?ip=$myIp&port=80");

//remove your IP address from the list. It is listed in the fle header.
$torList = str_replace((string)$myIp,"",$torList);

//check if the visitor IP is in the TOR list
if ((strpos((string)$torList, (string)$ip)) !== false)
{
banned();
}

Does that really work? I am on mobile and cannot test it right now.

Yes. I am using this.

At really this is a little part of my security algorithm. I have a 6 layers barrier to block th access of scammers to my faucet.

This is one os these layers.

Of course it works fine.