Your script is banning those ip's permanently, so obviously sometime in the 
future (read, 1 week, 1 month, etc) a legit user may come back with one of this 
ip's. That's why I said a one day ban would be fine to stop just the cheaters.

--
PiTaGoRaS

hondaman escribió (Tue, 14 Dec 2004 12:13:56 -0600):
> If you are paying attention to the origin of this thread, the
> reason for this script is that banned users are returning again and
> again with a different steamid on some peoples servers.  So the
> likelyhood of "banned user returning to your server in a future
> with the same IP he was banned before." is 100% for some people.
> Including ours.
>
>
> PiTaGoRaS wrote:
>
>> This chance is as remote as the chance of the banned user
>> returning to your server in a future with the same IP he was
>> banned before. You are more likely banning legit users trying to
>> connect with such bad luck to have one of this IP's instead of
>> the original cheater.
>>
>> Temporal banning should be used in case of dynamic IP addresses,
>> not permanent. One day would be fine for example.
>>
>> --
>> PiTaGoRaS


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