If you want to block all TOR users then you can block them by copying the
list of IP addresses from http://www.torproxylist.com/plain.php and putting
them into your comment blacklist section in the comment options.

Like Stephen said though you might end up blocking normal visitors but that
list is a full list of the TOR IP proxies so you shouldn't.

Hope that helps you.
Paul.

2009/1/12 Stephen Rider <[email protected]>

>
> On Jan 12, 2009, at 2:29 PM, DJ Allyn wrote:
>
>  I do have a problem with some people who come to one of my sites to
>> disrupt.  They will sign up for an account using a "throw-away" email
>> using
>> one of many temporary anonymous email services and as soon as I delete
>> their
>> account, they are right back again.  I have tried IP blocking, but they
>> usually use a proxy service like TOR
>>
>
> I remember a site one time blocking me because it recognized that I was on
> TOR.  It explicitly said that they'd had too many problems with spammers
> using TOR, so they were (unfortunately) blocking TOr users.
>
> Not sure where they got the list of TOR proxy IPs, but worth a thought.  Of
> course you will likely block a certain number of legit users as well that
> way, but IP blocking always carries that risk.
>
> Stephen
>
>
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