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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 12:39 am    Post subject: Deny IP List Reply with quote
Is there any way to add server deny IPs in the console panel so they are in order? At present I edit the config file. Thanx.
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 11:26 am    Post subject: Re: Deny IP List Reply with quote
mg66 wrote:
Is there any way to add server deny IPs in the console panel so they are in order? At present I edit the config file. Thanx.

The order does not matter. Abyss Web Server will check the current IP against all the "Denied IPs" list.
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 7:41 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Yep, I understand the order doesnt matter. I just like to put them in order. So if I ban an IP and get another IP I want banned in the same range its easier to find to say ban a class b range etc. I guess I'll just edit the config file like I usually do. Thanx for the reply.
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 10:39 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
mg66,

We'll try to provide more control over the tables in general in a future release.
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 2:36 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
I was gonna make a comment here but it always been said that "Its better to let everyone think your stupid than to open your mouth and confirm it"
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 3:56 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
i find sorted lists very useful as they always ease the process of finding something and confirming if they're already there, especially in very large lists. aprelium, even a javascript style table sorting order would suffice for me. :-D

in fact, you can even use a modified javascript sorting order as that shared in:
http://javascript.internet.com/miscellaneous/sortable-table-with-alternating-row-colors.html

interesting thread of note is:
http://www.aprelium.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8872

quick sample of how it works:
http://loloyd.homeip.net/webttachments/

javascript route advantage: no server load for the sorting process
javascript route disadvantage: non-universal adaptability
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 11:23 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
loloyd wrote:
javascript route advantage: no server load for the sorting process
javascript route disadvantage: non-universal adaptability


http://loloyd.homeip.net/webttachments/ has a very intereting example of sorting.

The problem with Javascript is that it does not always work (and there are many subtle differences between its different implementations). That's why we think Javascript use has to remain optional so that the console can continue to work even if it is disabled.
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 3:18 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
aprelium, although it may not always work, it can be worth the shot. if javascript sorting is applied, critical functionality remains intact. no significant harm done there. the only loss is a wee bit of space eaten by the sorting code. the gain, on the other hand, shall be felt by most users who have javascript enabled and properly working. ultimately, the console continues to work even though javascript is absent or disabled. :-D
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PostPosted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 10:05 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
loloyd wrote:
aprelium, although it may not always work, it can be worth the shot. if javascript sorting is applied, critical functionality remains intact. no significant harm done there.


But such an order change has to be reported back to the console engine to be saved as a parameter. So this could make things even more complex in such a case. A normal button and a POST back to the server will be simpler to program and will work for everyone (even if Javascript is disabled).

Up to now we're only using Javascript in the console for a single type of objects and it works only for improving the displaying of the page.
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PostPosted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 11:15 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
hmm... i realize that you use index numbers to keep tabs on the context of rows making them "disconnected" to the item each of these rows are displaying:
Code:
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@4/alias@4.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ4_aliasQ4.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@5/alias@5.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ5_aliasQ5.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@6/alias@6.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ6_aliasQ6.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@7/alias@7.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ7_aliasQ7.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@8/alias@8.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ8_aliasQ8.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@9/alias@9.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ9_aliasQ9.bedit


aprelium, you're right.
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PostPosted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 7:19 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Hmm... (revisited...)

I only tried this with IE6 and Firefox 1.5.0.4 but applying the Javascript sort doesn't SEEM to affect the source. That's right, the underlying html source code remains the same.

Initial state source code:
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@4/alias@4.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ4_aliasQ4.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@5/alias@5.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ5_aliasQ5.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@6/alias@6.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ6_aliasQ6.bedit

Sorted by one column, source code of which:
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@4/alias@4.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ4_aliasQ4.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@5/alias@5.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ5_aliasQ5.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@6/alias@6.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ6_aliasQ6.bedit

Sorted by another column, source code of which remains the same:
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@4/alias@4.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ4_aliasQ4.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@5/alias@5.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ5_aliasQ5.bedit
NAME="/hosts/host@0/edit/aliases/aliases/alias@6/alias@6.bedit" ID="_hosts_hostQ0_edit_aliases_aliases_aliasQ6_aliasQ6.bedit

Besides, everything SEEMS to follow through after the sorting process including links and other pertinent information for html forms.

Bottomline is, I don't think that an order change need not be reported back to the console engine to be saved as a parameter.
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