[Free] IP login panel

[craigg.]

Hey guys. I'm an old member of Habbox forum, so you may not know me but hey. I'm busy making rubbish in PHP, so I thought I may as well post on here. Let you guys have it haha. Anyway, you should see a few more codes soon, One I may make people pay for it. (yes, it will be that good).

Anyway, this was going to be used for one of my websites but the idea fell through simply due to time. All it is really, is a login form with a php script that blocks out people that have a different ip than the one registered. Quite simple in theory, but it reduces hacking I guess. For simple reasons, I have just redirected the people without the right ip to an error page, you may edit this to what you want, or maybe a different website.


Preview of the login page:


If you don't want the fancy login page, here is a preview of the php code (feel free to stick it in your current login pages. However, if you do use the full login system, you may edit the bottom disclaimer, so long as it has my name in there somewhere)

<?php 
$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; //This gets the current IP wanting to view the page
$my_ip="127.0.0.1"; //This is where you define your IP

if ($ip != $my_ip) { // This is basically saying "if the IP wanting to view the page isnt the same as mine, redirect to another website
    header("Location: http://www.google.com");
}
?>

[Download the full script and login page]


Thanks,
Craig Embleton.

[Flisker]

Very nice

[timROGERS]

It's a good idea, but it's impractical because too many people have dynamic IP addresses - although for those with static IPs this is a good idea. A good feature in a system would be the ability for you to be able to enable or disable IP checking, depending on whether the user has a static or dynamic IP.

[craigg.]

True, but at the end of the day, not many people have dynamic IPs, unless they are running off proxy servers. I can understand where you are coming from. I'm not sure if ranging a network span would work. Ah well, it was just a thought I came up with, it's an excuse to do some PHP and learn once again .

(Thanks Flisker)

[Oni]

Yeh and also people may want to log in at school/work/an internet cafe, nice though.

[Drompo]

True, but at the end of the day, not many people have dynamic IPs, unless they are running off proxy servers. I can understand where you are coming from. I'm not sure if ranging a network span would work. Ah well, it was just a thought I came up with, it's an excuse to do some PHP and learn once again .

(Thanks Flisker)

Surely anyone using a router box will have a dynamic IP address, Unless they have DHCP enabled
But i ain't up on this stuff so maybe wrong

[Dentafrice,]

I have a dynamic IP, most in the USA do :\

Others you have to pay for static ips

[craigg.]

If you have a router, the IP only differs slightly. I'm not sure about USA as I live in the UK. But yes, I guess a few do have dynamic IP's, but the majority do have static. (Well, I am up for offers, I'm not saying that is fact. Just my own opinion.)

Sorry if I have annoyed anyone, in anyway about their dynamic IP's .

[Puma]

nice ;]

[Dentafrice,]

If you have a router, the IP only differs slightly. I'm not sure about USA as I live in the UK. But yes, I guess a few do have dynamic IP's, but the majority do have static. (Well, I am up for offers, I'm not saying that is fact. Just my own opinion.)

Sorry if I have annoyed anyone, in anyway about their dynamic IP's .

no no its nice Thanks for supplying it