Hello!
Is there a better way to keep track of abusive users other than manually checking nicknames, IP addresses, global ID &/ DB ID?
The server I'm hosting occasionally runs into small waves of abusers who think it's funny to harass other users, normally it's not a problem since I give them 1-7 day ban depending on how abusive they've been, but when you have a larger server (maximum of 512 slots) there's a lot of users connecting and disconnecting and it's hard to do a manual check on everyone.
There's a chance some of them will be returning abusers and they can just have changed their nickname to fool me unless I check their global ID/DB ID of course - a lot of work. I know there are bots but I'm not familiar with any bot other than an idle bot I'm running through java. (Are there maybe bots available for my monitoring purposes?)
Any tips would be highly appreciated!
This thread might be misplaced, I don't know, if so, would a moderator be so kind to move the thread?
Keep track of abusive users
Is there a better way to keep track of abusive users other than manually checking nicknames, IP addresses, global ID &/ DB ID?
The server I'm hosting occasionally runs into small waves of abusers who think it's funny to harass other users, normally it's not a problem since I give them 1-7 day ban depending on how abusive they've been, but when you have a larger server (maximum of 512 slots) there's a lot of users connecting and disconnecting and it's hard to do a manual check on everyone.
There's a chance some of them will be returning abusers and they can just have changed their nickname to fool me unless I check their global ID/DB ID of course - a lot of work. I know there are bots but I'm not familiar with any bot other than an idle bot I'm running through java. (Are there maybe bots available for my monitoring purposes?)
Any tips would be highly appreciated!
This thread might be misplaced, I don't know, if so, would a moderator be so kind to move the thread?
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