Log ip in a file and display a message

Hi

I was move to another directory the acp from my invision forum and i want when a user goes to:

http://www.myforum/admincp/

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To get the ip from the user plus time in a file and display a message like i have your ip bla bla .....

Thanks

 

I don't really get what do you want.
Can you please explain more detail?

You want to redirect all users who accessed your ACP except yourself?

 

No

I need when a user goes to:

http://www.myforum/admincp/

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that does not exist at all to put a file there and gets the ip from the user that was trying to open that directory so i will know who is trying to find my acp.

 

Simplified:

$ip = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");
$logfile = "ip_log.txt";
$file = fopen($logfile, 'w') or die("Failed to open logfile");
fwrite($file, $ip . '\n');
fclose($file);

PHP:

IPs will be separated by a new line.

 

Does that log also the time that the user try to find my acp?

And also how can i display a message to him e.x: I have your ip bla bla

Thanks

 

$ip = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");
$logfile = "ip_log.txt";
$file = fopen($logfile, 'w') or die("Failed to open logfile");
fwrite($file, $ip . '|' . date('r') . '\n');
fclose($file);
print "I have your ip bla bla";

PHP:

Log format:

IP-address|time-logged
IP-address|time-logged
IP-address|time-logged
...

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Thank you


Is this code secure?

For r.f.i or any other security exploits?


Ok i add the code to a file named admincp.php in a folder /admincp/ and i add also a file named: ip_log.txt

But when i try to go to the

www.myserver.com/admincp/

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i get this:

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access /admincp/ on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Why it doesn't run the php file?

 

perhaps rename admincp.php to index.php...?

 

Yes you are write

but now i can see this:

$ip = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR"); $logfile = "ip_log.txt"; $file = fopen($logfile, 'w') or die("Failed to open logfile"); fwrite($file, $ip . '|' . date('r') . '\n'); fclose($file); print "I have your ip bla bla";

And i don't get any log in the txt file

admincp directory : attributes 755
index.php file : attributes 644
ip_log.txt file : attributes 777

?

 

you forgot php tag

<?php
$ip = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");
$logfile = "ip_log.txt";
$file = fopen($logfile, 'w') or die("Failed to open logfile");
fwrite($file, $ip . '|' . date('r') . '\n');
fclose($file);
print "I have your ip bla bla";
?>

PHP:

 

Thanks working great now

1)At the end of log i get this:

-0600\n

What is this?

2)Is this php file (code) secure for rfi ,lfi,exploits?

3)Also i just notice that logs the first user and then when someone else goes there it replace the first line

It doesn't go to the next line like this:

IP-address|time-logged
IP-address|time-logged
IP-address|time-logged
...

Only one line and then replace this line with the info from the next user.

Thanks for your help

 

<?php
$ip = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");
$logfile = "ip_log.txt";
$prev_content = @file_get_contents($logfile);
$file = fopen($logfile, 'w') or die("Failed to open logfile");
fwrite($file, $prev_content . $ip . '|' . date('r') . '
');
fclose($file);
print "I have your ip bla bla";
?>

PHP:

 

I Wouldnt recommend adding

print "I have your ip bla bla";

Code (markup):

 

Should be secure because it does not take any _get variable or what.

$ip = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");
$logfile = "ip_log.txt";
$prev_content = @file_get_contents($logfile);
$file = fopen($logfile, 'w') or die("Failed to open logfile");
fwrite($file, $prev_content . $ip . "   |   " . date('r') . "\r\n");
fclose($file);
print "I have your ip bla bla";

PHP:

-0600 ? That is your server's time & timezone. -0600 should be GMT-6.

 

Why?

All working great

 

maybe they will feel like you are challenging them? =D

 

you should change your 404 error page to this if you want to log everything. Then also add in the page they were trying to get.

 

Ok thanks

 

hi actually i can't open

http://www.myforum/admincp/

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