Added: January/23/2006 at 5:25am | IP Logged

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it would be nice if there was an option for login abuse, where a login account would be flagged if it logged in from x number of different IPs over a period of time. I know many have dynamic IPs, but there's got to be a balance between legitimate logins and logins that are 'shared' for the sake of saving money (I sell subscriptions), in the end costing me.

Maybe searching the first two number groups in the IP (example, 209.168.*.*), and if finding more than an admin specified number of logins per week from IPs with different first two groups, the record would be flagged or locked...

Added: January/23/2006 at 11:40am | IP Logged

Yes, I was referring to ASP Protect.

I had about a dozen people access the same account, but it is highly unlikely that they would all try at the same time (unless there were several hundred people who had access). Having an enhanced login abuse would be nice.

Added: January/23/2006 at 12:06pm | IP Logged

i will probably end up doing this myself, but dropping all the log data in a sql table would be nice as it offers much more flexibility on how an admin can keep track and use the data. Browsing through each log file is very inconvenient. I can search for text in the files (server-side, others with a shared server would probably have to separately download all log files first), but with the current method I don't have the following important options:

• cannot sort by any criteria
• quickly see a list of all login attempts by a specific user (i need to search each log file individually for this info)

if you had an option during setup perhaps (or elsewhere) in a future version that allowed an admin to specify the preferred logging method (separate files or a table in sql) i'm sure many admins would find it very useful to have a database alternative of keeping track of users becuase it would offer the two benefits listed above, plus more.

Added: January/26/2006 at 10:59pm | IP Logged

A mod like this would improve tracking by leaps and bounds.

Do you think this addon would be availalbe anytime in the near future? If/when this feature or mod becomes availalbe, it certainly would be ideal if some script was made to import all the log file data.

Added: March/30/2008 at 9:29pm | IP Logged

Hello my name is Tony and I'm a new member and i just started to work with ASP 2,0 is what my server will except. i just want a simple hit counter on my webpage, but i just don't know how to get it to work. I know that they say that you have to have a directory, and then  put some files into it but i don't know which files goes in it. Could someone help me out explaining step by step as far as putting what files in the note-pad, and what files go to the server side and what directory i need and where to put everything. as i said i'm new at this but once i understand this i will have the knowledge on how to do this from here on out. Just a smiple hit counter with green numbers. thats all that i need.

Thanks,

Tony D.

Added: March/30/2008 at 9:37pm | IP Logged

These forums are for questions regarding CJW SOFTWARE products only.

You don't appear to be asking a question regarding a CJWSoft product so I really don't understand why you posted this here?