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Right, thank you, that clarifies it. I suspected that was the case indeed.

The "persist.data" file is totally a cake to grasp, since it's kinda written in the same easily-readable format ...

Thank you for the response, but no.

I already tried that with the regular IP range format:

1.0.0.0-1.255.255.255

And no, it doesn't work - when I restart Abyss to validate the change, it gets ...

I figured it out by setting up arbitrary rules in my own server and "attacking" it myself.

<antihack>
<blackip>
<ip>
212.xxx.xxx.xxx
</ip&g ...

No.

I specifically mentioned that I want to deny the incoming connection attempt without any sort of response, not having the connection honored and then sending a 403 error.

What I want is basi ...

I would like to ban a certain number of IP ranges from accessing the server at all. I don't want to use an external firewall to do that though.

I know that can be done via the Ban function of the ...

I am right now comparing the X1 and X2 Abyss versions, in order to better understand whether I need the X2.

What exactly is "Virtual Hosting"? It's mentioned as missing in the X1 features ...

I am considering adding Perl support to my Abyss installation. The page that provides a description of the Perl implementation, however, only points out that I should download ActivePerl, without spec ...

Hey there lads. Currently using Abyss X2 2.0.0.20 and loving it. I wanna switch to either 2.5 or 2.7 though and I was wondering if there's any way to safely keep the abyss.conf file from my old instal ...