OPEN

includes/functions_referrers.php

FIND




Add the domain you wish to block... and check if it works.

ex:



P.S.: another suggestion is to set Referrers Permissions to REGISTERED users or above in ACP => Configuration => Page Permissions.

You've made too many attempts to register. Please try again later.

Goto ACP > Configuration > Server > Allowed login attempts: Change the number if applicable and Submit.

Goto ACP > Configuration > Cracker Tracker > Registration Protection System > Block Time for Registration: Change the number if applicable and Submit.

Thanks to nvram, this could also be the problem.

Using VARNISH script on your server will always take the users address as localhost and block the registration.

Hi all,
I'm glad to announce that Icy Phoenix 2.2.0.105 is available for downloads.

What's New Respect To Latest Stable Release

• PHP: increased compatibility with recent PHP versions
  
• Plugins System: improved with new functions and features
  
• New Classes: to improve coding and modding
  
• Templates: few edits to templates functions and parsing, prepared for HTML 5
  
• Thanks System: has been removed in favour of Likes System which supports AJAX and offers more flexibility.
  
• Album and Links: have been removed as core components and created as plugin.
  
• Cookies And Privacy Policy: due to new web rules, these two new sections have been created.
  
• Many smaller updates and features... install this beta version to enjoy them all!

Old templates: please note that templates designed for Icy Phoenix 2.0.0.86 (or older) won't work with this version. Update versions for all my styles are available here: Icy Phoenix Styles. Also you may want to keep monitored styles on GIT: Icy Phoenix Styles @ GIT.


Translations: please note that lang packs for Icy Phoenix 2.0.0.86 won't work with this version. Lang packs need to be updated before you can use them on your site. I will update all lang files in download section as soon as translators will send me their latest release. You can find latest development translations here: Icy Phoenix Languages @ GIT.


Customizations And Mods: please note that this version has many core code differences from the previous one, so it is really unlikely that old customizations and mods will work on this beta release. You can test current development versions of plugins if you wish: Icy Phoenix Plugins @ GIT.


Requirements
Before trying to install Icy Phoenix make sure you have the following STRICTLY NEEDED requirements:

• At least 20 MB of free space in the folder you would like to install the package
  
• Web server with PHP (5.2 or higher) installed and running (works best on Linux + Apache)
  
• MySQL (5 or higher) database with at least 5MB of free space (of course the space needed depends on how big your site will be... 5MB is enough for a basic empty setup)
  
• Ability to set CHMOD permissions

These other requirements (even if not strictly needed) are suggested for optimal performance of Icy Phoenix:

• Webserver with .htaccess capability
  
• Apache Rewrite Mod installed and running
  
• GD Libraries (at least 2.0.28) installed and running
  
• Register Globals set to OFF

Fresh Installation

1. Unpack Icy Phoenix package to one folder on your HD.
   
2. Copy all Icy Phoenix files in one folder on your webserver (i.e. /icyphoenix/)
   
3. Set the permissions to CHMOD 777 to the following files and folders (please note that you may not have all of them in your setup):
   
   • backup/
     
   • cache/
     
   • cache/cms/
     
   • cache/forums/
     
   • cache/posts/
     
   • cache/sql/
     
   • cache/topics/
     
   • cache/users/
     
   • downloads/
     
   • files/
     
   • files/album/
     
   • files/album/cache/
     
   • files/album/med_cache/
     
   • files/album/users/
     
   • files/album/wm_cache/
     
   • files/posted_images/
     
   • files/screenshots/
     
   • files/thumbs/
     
   • images/avatars/
     
   • logs/
     
   • logs/logfile_attempt_counter.txt
     
   • logs/logfile_blocklist.txt
     
   • logs/logfile_debug_mode.txt
     
   • logs/logfile_malformed_logins.txt
     
   • logs/logfile_spammer.txt
     
   • logs/logfile_worms.txt
   
   
4. Launch the setup from the install folder: install/install.php (i.e. http://www.mysite.com/forum/install/install.php)
   
5. Follow all the instructions on the screen, fill all requested data and complete the setup
   
6. Delete or rename install folder
   
7. Customize what needs to be customized in files and db (some files needs to be edited manually, while most of the options may be set in ACP and CMS)
   
8. Enjoy your New Site

How To Upgrade From Icy Phoenix 2.0.0.86 Version

1. Lock the site from ACP
   
2. Make a full backup of your website (both files and DB)
   
3. Remove all old Icy Phoenix files, but make sure you are not deleting other stuff you may need!
   
4. When deleting files, pay particular attention to custom files and folders like these:
   • config.php
     
   • backup/
     
   • downloads/
     
   • images/
     
   • files/
     
   • logs/
   
   
5. Copy all new Icy Phoenix files into your root
   
6. Make sure you apply the right CHMOD permissions as listed in the Fresh Installation section above
   
7. Launch install/database_update.php and update your DB
   
8. Delete or rename install folder
   
9. Customize what needs to be customized in files and db (some files needs to be edited manually, while most of the options may be set in ACP and CMS)
   
10. Enjoy your New Site

If you have an older Icy Phoenix version, please follow instructions on how to update to Icy Phoenix 2.0 first.


Available Packages




Support

As per each beta release, this version is still unsupported, and you should not use this version on any live site (unless you really understand the risks in doing that!).

You should test this beta release only on your local testing environments and reports bugs and feedback so the code could be improved before final release.


Please use the Bugs Tracker or GIT Issues to report any bug you find.





Enjoy Icy Phoenix!
Luca Libralato



P.S.: last but not least... I have to thank you especially Informpro and mort for being present much more than me on this website recently! Thank you very much my friends for your precious help and support.

Hi guys,
I have been working hard on Icy Phoenix recently and I'm glad to announce that we are approaching the final release.

I have not changed much from latest RC2 and I have no plans to change anything important (unless strictly needed for security purposes or critical bugs) before going final.

I'm in the process of reviewing the install / update instructions and preparing the website for the new release (many things need to be updated).

I'm also finishing coding all the new sections:

• Bugs Tracker
  
• Styles
  
• Styles Demo
  
• ColorizeIt (with new features)

I cannot provide the exact date, but I hope to have the final release before July end.

If you have some free time... please make tests with RC2 so I can fix as more bugs as possible before the stable release.

Thanks.

Hi all,
here is the second patch of Icy Phoenix 1.3.0.53 which will upgrade your version to 1.3.0.53b.

The purpose of this patch is mainly to fix an XSS vulnerability kindly reported by Saif El-Sherei and also to fix a couple of bugs reported by users on CMS and KB.

How to install this patch:

1. Make a full backup, both files and DB
   
2. Download the patch from the link below
   
3. Extract the package on your hard disk
   
4. Copy the install folder in the root of your website
   
5. Launch install/database_update.php
   
6. Upload all files into your website by replacing old ones (please note that you may have customized some files like constants.php or lang_main_settings.php, and you may want to update them before uploading)
   
7. Enjoy your updated website!

There are two different downloads, one with only changed files since version 1.3.0.53a (first link below) and one with changed files since version 1.3.0.53 (second link below).





Should you experience any kind of error, please report in the support forum.

Thanks.