[Tutorial] How to avoid visits by Proxies

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Quote from: FaucetRank.com on February 10, 2016, 12:05:45 PM

I have decided to block proxy from claiming free bits /satoshi I don't stop them from accessing my website .

so I don't use php part before docktyp I just used that in main index.php to stop giving free bits when they claim .

plz how I can do this on my faucet site

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I have decided to block proxy from claiming free bits /satoshi I don't stop them from accessing my website .

so I don't use php part before docktyp I just used that in main index.php to stop giving free bits when they claim .

Kprawn

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Quote from: onemorexmr on October 22, 2015, 11:40:57 AM

just curious: why do you want to block proxies?
imho as long as your ad provider pays you all should be fine? or are they refusing payments in that case?

A lot of users use proxies because some countries get higher payouts from faucets. They would much rather exert the same energy / electricity and get

paid more for their efforts. Some ad providers already started blocking some faucets, because they detected these proxies being used on a large scale.

In the long run, everyone will suffer when these ad providers pull the funding for all faucet websites. Sad

wdnj

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I'm using second way to block proxies but it's not working Sad

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Quote from: misterbit on October 22, 2015, 10:49:29 AM

Quote from: zeflex on October 22, 2015, 10:34:42 AM

My code is :

Code:

private function _checkProxyVpn() {

$ipAddress = $this->request->clientIp(false);

$bannedIps = Cache::read('ip_banned', '8week') ? Cache::read('ip_banned', '8week') : array();
if (isset($bannedIps[$ipAddress])) {
return true;
}

if (Cache::read('ip_' . $ipAddress, '1week')) {
return false;
}

if (Cache::read('getipintel_lock', '1h')) {
return false;
}

$url = sprintf('http://check.getipintel.net/check.php?ip=%[email protected]', $ipAddress);
list($httpCode, $res) = self::curlIt($url);

if ($httpCode === 200) {
$res = json_decode($res);
if ($res->status === 'success') {
if ($res->result >= 0.9) {
$bannedIps[$ipAddress] = $res->result;
Cache::write('ip_banned', $bannedIps, '8week');

return true;
}
Cache::write('ip_' . $ipAddress, $res, '1week');
} else {
$this->log($res);
}
} elseif ($httpCode === 429) {
Cache::write('getipintel_lock', 1, '1h');
} else {
$this->log($res);
}

return false;
}

It's not documented but it could help a little bit to understand the logic.

Thank you friend

sounds really interesting will test your code on my Faucet Wink

kind regrads
mari88

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Quote from: FaucetRank.com on October 22, 2015, 11:44:15 AM

Quote from: onemorexmr on October 22, 2015, 11:40:57 AM

just curious: why do you want to block proxies?
imho as long as your ad provider pays you all should be fine? or are they refusing payments in that case?

What do you think ad provider is fool and many using AdSense so do you think Google is fool will pay you for proxy visit ?

AdSense will just ban if lot of proxy traffic your site get.

And also what do you think if the same user change X times his ip in order to request more and more satos without waiting minimum time?

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Quote from: onemorexmr on October 22, 2015, 11:40:57 AM

just curious: why do you want to block proxies?
imho as long as your ad provider pays you all should be fine? or are they refusing payments in that case?

What do you think ad provider is fool and many using AdSense so do you think Google is fool will pay you for proxy visit ?

AdSense will just ban if lot of proxy traffic your site get.

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just curious: why do you want to block proxies?
imho as long as your ad provider pays you all should be fine? or are they refusing payments in that case?

zeflex

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I can but I use a php Framework (Take a look on CakePhp) and it uses framework functionnalities.

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Quote from: zeflex on October 22, 2015, 11:25:15 AM

You can not use this code like this ....

It's oop php , it's simply an example of the logic I use...

It would be nice if you share full tutorial because here many who don't understand a single word written in php like me Sad

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You can not use this code like this ....

It's oop php , it's simply an example of the logic I use...

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Quote from: zeflex on October 22, 2015, 10:34:42 AM

My code is :

Code:

private function _checkProxyVpn() {

$ipAddress = $this->request->clientIp(false);

$bannedIps = Cache::read('ip_banned', '8week') ? Cache::read('ip_banned', '8week') : array();
if (isset($bannedIps[$ipAddress])) {
return true;
}

if (Cache::read('ip_' . $ipAddress, '1week')) {
return false;
}

if (Cache::read('getipintel_lock', '1h')) {
return false;
}

$url = sprintf('http://check.getipintel.net/check.php?ip=%[email protected]', $ipAddress);
list($httpCode, $res) = self::curlIt($url);

if ($httpCode === 200) {
$res = json_decode($res);
if ($res->status === 'success') {
if ($res->result >= 0.9) {
$bannedIps[$ipAddress] = $res->result;
Cache::write('ip_banned', $bannedIps, '8week');

return true;
}
Cache::write('ip_' . $ipAddress, $res, '1week');
} else {
$this->log($res);
}
} elseif ($httpCode === 429) {
Cache::write('getipintel_lock', 1, '1h');
} else {
$this->log($res);
}

return false;
}

It's not documented but it could help a little bit to understand the logic.

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'private' (T_PRIVATE) in /index.php on line 2

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Quote from: zeflex on October 22, 2015, 10:34:42 AM

My code is :

Code:

private function _checkProxyVpn() {

$ipAddress = $this->request->clientIp(false);

$bannedIps = Cache::read('ip_banned', '8week') ? Cache::read('ip_banned', '8week') : array();
if (isset($bannedIps[$ipAddress])) {
return true;
}

if (Cache::read('ip_' . $ipAddress, '1week')) {
return false;
}

if (Cache::read('getipintel_lock', '1h')) {
return false;
}

$url = sprintf('http://check.getipintel.net/check.php?ip=%[email protected]', $ipAddress);
list($httpCode, $res) = self::curlIt($url);

if ($httpCode === 200) {
$res = json_decode($res);
if ($res->status === 'success') {
if ($res->result >= 0.9) {
$bannedIps[$ipAddress] = $res->result;
Cache::write('ip_banned', $bannedIps, '8week');

return true;
}
Cache::write('ip_' . $ipAddress, $res, '1week');
} else {
$this->log($res);
}
} elseif ($httpCode === 429) {
Cache::write('getipintel_lock', 1, '1h');
} else {
$this->log($res);
}

return false;
}

It's not documented but it could help a little bit to understand the logic.

Thank you friend

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zeflex

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My code is :

Code:

private function _checkProxyVpn() {

$ipAddress = $this->request->clientIp(false);

$bannedIps = Cache::read('ip_banned', '8week') ? Cache::read('ip_banned', '8week') : array();
if (isset($bannedIps[$ipAddress])) {
return true;
}

if (Cache::read('ip_' . $ipAddress, '1week')) {
return false;
}

if (Cache::read('getipintel_lock', '1h')) {
return false;
}

$url = sprintf('http://check.getipintel.net/check.php?ip=%[email protected]', $ipAddress);
list($httpCode, $res) = self::curlIt($url);

if ($httpCode === 200) {
$res = json_decode($res);
if ($res->status === 'success') {
if ($res->result >= 0.9) {
$bannedIps[$ipAddress] = $res->result;
Cache::write('ip_banned', $bannedIps, '8week');

return true;
}
Cache::write('ip_' . $ipAddress, $res, '1week');
} else {
$this->log($res);
}
} elseif ($httpCode === 429) {
Cache::write('getipintel_lock', 1, '1h');
} else {
$this->log($res);
}

return false;
}

It's not documented but it could help a little bit to understand the logic.

misterbit

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Quote from: zeflex on October 22, 2015, 10:14:08 AM

Both of them:

You check if the ip datas is in your local cache
- If yes
> process datas

- If no
> request datas from the api
> Save datas in your cache
> process datas

OK, but finally not that cache system worked me, it gave me error.
I tried others but cacheaba the page and I do not know if it generated errors with visitors at the time of receiving the reward.

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Both of them:

You check if the ip datas is in your local cache
- If yes
> process datas

- If no
> request datas from the api
> Save datas in your cache
> process datas

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Quote from: zeflex on October 21, 2015, 10:59:09 PM

Hi,

Happy to find this kind of post. I did also some protections for my faucets. The same than yours but a little bit different as it's coded inside a php framework. Also I will suggest to cache ip datas for few days to avoid useless queries to their API, as they limit calls to 1000 requests per day. (tuto for beginners: http://www.xeweb.net/2010/01/15/simple-php-caching/)

BTW, I wanna know if you have some stats related to users who use bitcoins, per percentage. Maybe we can share our analytics stats (by country) to compare?

What do you think ?

And your code would go before or after the code GetIPIntel?

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Quote from: zeflex on October 21, 2015, 10:59:09 PM

Hi,

Happy to find this kind of post. I did also some protections for my faucets. The same than yours but a little bit different as it's coded inside a php framework. Also I will suggest to cache ip datas for few days to avoid useless queries to their API, as they limit calls to 1000 requests per day. (tuto for beginners: http://www.xeweb.net/2010/01/15/simple-php-caching/)

BTW, I wanna know if you have some stats related to users who use bitcoins, per percentage. Maybe we can share our analytics stats (by country) to compare?

What do you think ?

Hello, so great that the cache the compare data as my site is too new

zeflex

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Hi,

Happy to find this kind of post. I did also some protections for my faucets. The same than yours but a little bit different as it's coded inside a php framework. Also I will suggest to cache ip datas for few days to avoid useless queries to their API, as they limit calls to 1000 requests per day. (tuto for beginners: http://www.xeweb.net/2010/01/15/simple-php-caching/)

BTW, I wanna know if you have some stats related to users who use bitcoins, per percentage. Maybe we can share our analytics stats (by country) to compare?

What do you think ?

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