ryanfilard

Don't store images in a zip file if you intend to unzip the image each time. It will cause the server to work harder and even cause slow loading time. If you are looking to save space use the jpeg format.

The login table just stores failed attempts.

Sorry about that, I just pulled it off my website. But if you don't like amazon just google USB IDE Adapter and you should find what you are looking for.

I am trying to create for the first time a lock out system on my CMS. So is the code below sufficient for locking out impostors. This code is included onto the login page and has a few other files to help support it. <?PHP $ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; include("../Connections/default.php"); mysql_select_db($database_default, $default); $query_uvs2 = "SELECT * FROM login WHERE `ip` = '".$ip."' "; $uvs2 = mysql_query($query_uvs2, $default) or die(mysql_error()); $total_fails = mysql_num_rows($uvs2); if($_REQUEST["error"] == "1") { $lockout = "10";//Maximum lockout attempts. if($total_fails >= $lockout) { include('functions/standard.php'); date_default_timezone_set("America/New_York"); e_log("security", "IP Ban for Brute Force (Possibly Page Refreshing)",$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']); die("One does not simply brute force, to appeal this IP ban please empty the table login"); } else { include("../Connections/default.php"); mysql_select_db($database_default, $default); $addmenu = "INSERT INTO login (`ip`) VALUES ('$ip')"; mysql_query($addmenu, $default) or die(mysql_error()); } } ?>

Yes, do you have an amazon account or a nearby bestbuy. You could probably pick up a cheap USB adapter on amazon like this one, http://goo.gl/g9yym

This could be very useful my only suggestion would be to create a modern design also don't show the encrypted data. Make it a gray box until the password is entered.

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