cnbya and sentinel

New Member Joined: Oct 15, 2006 Posts: 3

Hello i am running the lastest ravenphpscript i got last night off of the home page and i want to put cnbya CNB 4.4.2 but looks like it all will work but the modules/Your_Account/index.php

changes and what i am looking for is to just change what i need in your account index to make cnb to work and sentinel togeather if anyone can help please let me know right away.

Involved Joined: Dec 27, 2005 Posts: 296

You should be able to run CNBYA without those changes to the Your_Account index. At least I have without a problem.
There are some threads about this here if you do a search or look through the CNBYA forum.
I do believe those changes just patch some security holes in the default Your Account module and CNBYA isn't affected by those. Don't quote me on that, though.

registered · Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:07 am

What you are missing, if I am reading the core file edit instructions right, is the ability to ban a user from his/her Your Account profile page. NukeSentinel does a better job of figuring out what IP address should be truelly "banned" (through the db and .htaccess) and so the changes to YA allow an admin to ban a user after having viewed their YA profile page.

So, would I say its critical functionality? No. There are other ways to ban folks, like through the Tracked IP features.

Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 10:56 am

Ok let me put it this way if i install CNBYA it over writes the YA ok that is fine but in the sentinel there is a edit that says to do to the YA index.php so that is what i was asking about do i have to do those edits or do i just leave it as is.

Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 12:50 pm

Leave it as it is.

Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:49 pm

srhh wrote:

Leave it as it is.

Agreed. I was just attempting to let you know what functionality you would be missing by overwriting with the CNBYA stuff. But, even if you wanted to add this back in, I would suspect that the installation instructions wouldn't be anywhere close to what the CNBYA version has for code.... but, since I've never looked at it (CNBYA that is), I don't know for sure.