IP / User Tracking No Longer Works

Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 8:05 am

Yes, I read the existing thread on IP Tracking not working but it turned into a mail not working thread ..

IP Tracking and User Tracking no longer works, it used to - running the latest version of RN.

I run with a Verio VPS and in January was moved to another physical server. Same IP address and nothing else changed, same MySQL, same PHP, etc.

Someone mentioned the possibility of a "locked" table and recreating it, etc. Ok, how do I do that or better yet, can I re-install Sentinel without having to re-install RN? Any idea how to recreate just the Sentinal tables would be helpful, etc.

Thanks

Jay - [ Only registered users can see links on this board! Get registered or login! ]

Forgot to mention, running 2.4.2pl5:

Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 8:20 am

Solved my problem by dropping the tracked_ips table and recreating using "hitwalker's" code to recreate it.

For those that may have missed it:

Code:

CREATE TABLE `nuke_nsnst_tracked_ips` (


  `tid` int(10) NOT NULL auto_increment,


  `ip_addr` varchar(15) NOT NULL default '',


  `ip_long` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',


  `user_id` int(11) NOT NULL default '1',


  `username` varchar(60) NOT NULL default '',


  `user_agent` text NOT NULL,


  `refered_from` text NOT NULL,


  `date` int(20) NOT NULL default '0',


  `page` text NOT NULL,


  `x_forward_for` varchar(32) NOT NULL default '',


  `client_ip` varchar(32) NOT NULL default '',


  `remote_addr` varchar(32) NOT NULL default '',


  `remote_port` varchar(11) NOT NULL default '',


  `request_method` varchar(10) NOT NULL default '',


  `c2c` char(2) NOT NULL default '00',


  PRIMARY KEY  (`tid`),


  KEY `ip_addr` (`ip_addr`),


  KEY `ip_long` (`ip_long`),


  KEY `user_id` (`user_id`),


  KEY `username` (`username`),


  KEY `user_agent` (`user_agent`(255)),


  KEY `refered_from` (`refered_from`(255)),


  KEY `date` (`date`),


  KEY `page` (`page`(255)),


  KEY `c2c` (`c2c`)


) TYPE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=1 ;

THANKS !!!

New Member Joined: May 11, 2007 Posts: 3

Hello!

I am trying to run a simple community web site (simple being operative as I was impressed that I got PHP-Nuke up and running two years ago).

Just recently I saw that my IP Tracking module did not work.

I just read a post here saying that you too may have found this and created a fix.

When I read that 'table fix' as I will call it, does that mean I should go into my MySql table, drop the table, and somehow install the code you posted?

Would you mind defining a step by step procedure for me, as I am a novice, but I have been hacked twice in the last month and in addition to Nuke Sentinel, which I do have running, I would like this module to help me identify where my attacks are coming from.

Looking at the code above, if I need to use Crimson editor or whatever to create the code referenced above, feel free to tell me to do so.

Thank you kindly,
Scott

Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 12:34 pm

What version of Sentinel are you using?

Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 4:23 pm

Scott ... drop the table and then click on SQL and paste the code you copied in my reply in the large window and then click on GO.

Posted: Sun May 13, 2007 1:04 pm

jakec wrote:

What version of Sentinel are you using?

2.5.07

I see your reply too Dad.

I will try that and let you know.

Much appreciation to you and your brides if a Happy Mother's Day applies.

Kindly,
Scot

Posted: Sun May 13, 2007 1:57 pm

Ok...so I made the changes...hope it's ok to be proud of myself for such a small thing, but it still does not look like it is working.

In fact, clicking on the module itself shows a previous history, basically showing when the feature stopped working, and the words continue to say:
IP Tracking Info - Not Activated

I do have it as active, but invisible.

I have edited this message now, as I see I am the novice/idiot/fool that I am. I see that it helps to TURN ON this feature with the d*** general settings drop down menu...all go ahead and laugh at the newb.

Thanks for your help though as I seem to be running fine again *grins*

Sincerely,
Scott