Topic: Bad Behavior mod - The Web's premier link spam killer (Now with SMF 2 httpBL)

[Kindred]

remove the BBC button code from subs-editor.php

or just don't give people permission for the button

[GlitchPC]

I just downloaded and installed this mod:  http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=1650

Now...I've already requested help in that support thread for the errors I'm getting...a total of three.  One of those errors refers to this mod, Bad Behavior.

Here it is...

http://glitchpc.net/index.php?action=admin;area=quiz;xxxxxxxxxxx=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
2: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()File: /xxx/xxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/Themes/default/languages/BadBehavior_bbc.english.php (main sub template - eval?)
Line: 1740

Funny thing...there is no line 1740 in that particular file.

Any suggestions?

Thanks, in advance...

[Old Fossil]

I just downloaded and installed this mod:  http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=1650

Now...I've already requested help in that support thread for the errors I'm getting...a total of three.  One of those errors refers to this mod, Bad Behavior.

Here it is...

http://glitchpc.net/index.php?action=admin;area=quiz;xxxxxxxxxxx=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
2: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()File: /xxx/xxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/Themes/default/languages/BadBehavior_bbc.english.php (main sub template - eval?)
Line: 1740

Funny thing...there is no line 1740 in that particular file.

Any suggestions?

Thanks, in advance...

Have you disabled your template eval?

[GlitchPC]

Have you disabled your template eval?

In Server Settings?  No...

[Old Fossil]

Have you disabled your template eval?

In Server Settings?  No...

Empty your error log then disable the template eval.

Have a look at what the error log says then.

[GlitchPC]

Have you disabled your template eval?

In Server Settings?  No...

Empty your error log then disable the template eval.

Have a look at what the error log says then.

Okay...the error for the Bad Behavior file has gone away.  Was that all I needed to do?

If so...thank you for your help.

[Old Fossil]

Keep an eye on the error log and see if it returns.

[GlitchPC]

Will do...and, again...thank you.

[Old Fossil]

Anytime.

 

[GlitchPC]

Not sure if it matters, now...but...like I said, the reference to Bad Behavior is gone...it now reads:

xxxx://glitchpc.net/index.php?action=admin;area=quiz;xxxxxxxxxxx=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
2: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()File: /xxx/xxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/Themes/default/SMFQuizAdmin.template.php
Line: 1740

[Old Fossil]

Not sure if it matters, now...but...like I said, the reference to Bad Behavior is gone...it now reads:

xxxx://glitchpc.net/index.php?action=admin;area=quiz;xxxxxxxxxxx=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
2: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()File: /xxx/xxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/Themes/default/SMFQuizAdmin.template.php
Line: 1740

That will be a question for the SMF Quiz mods topic I believe.

[GlitchPC]

You got it!  Kudos!

[Old Fossil]

Can someone help a confused old man here.

How do I get the bad behaviour image to show on the forum?

 

[Kindred]

which bad behavior image? The "hide from suspicious" BBC image?

You will have to place the BBC image in the BBC directory for each theme

[butchs]

New version.  As usual, thanks for your support, Bad Behavior is continuously updated to protect SMF 1.1.x and 2.x from the latest threats!
 

[GlitchPC]

butchs...

Thanks for the new release...

[sildenafil]

I've had some reports of some of my members getting trapped in this. I'm using the http:bl feature and some of their ips match what's in the database but the members are also logged in and as such have the bad behaviour whitelist group permission. Why are they getting checked if they have this permission?

[butchs]

Please upgrade to the latest version?

There are two ways to whitelist a member.

One is to assign them a new special membergroup that has "Bad Behavior Whitelist Group" enabled in admin/Permissions/General Permissions.  The downside with this method is that it uses the ip addresses stored in SMF.  This means that if their address changes they can fail.

The second, more difficult and, more fail proof method is to edit the BB "whitelist.ini" file.  Here you can add their hosts ip range in CIDR format to the file.  Click the link for help.
 

[butchs]

butchs...

Thanks for the new release...

You are welcome. 

[Bancherd]

Thanks for the update, installed and working perfectly on my two live forums.