####################### Blocklist Manager v.1.0.2 #########################

Blocklist Manager is a simple script designed to download blocklists and
use them to block unwanted website traffic. Blocklists are downloaded
automatically from URLs you specify. Simply upload one file to your web
server, and add one line of code to the top of each page you want to
protect.

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Licensing:

This script is released under GNU Public Licensing terms. It is free to
use, modify, and distribute.

Support is available at http://www.myphpscripts.net

Enjoy!

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// Installation Requirements //

- PHP 5
- cURL support

// Installation Instructions //

1. Edit the variables in the ipFilter.php file. Blocklists can be found
at http://www.iblocklist.org/

2. Upload the ipFilter.php and ipfilter.dat files to the server.

3. Paste the following code to the top of your page using the absolute
server path:

<?php require('#topofpage'); ?>

4. If the extension on your webpage is not .php, change it.

Example: Rename homepage.htm to homepage.php

5. CHMOD 755 the ipfilter.dat file.

6. Update the blocklists with the following URL format:

http://www.yourdomain.com/path/to/ipFilter.php?update=filters

That should be it! Your page is now protected.

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// Updates & Bugfixes //

03/03/2010 Large blocklists were causing high load times for
pages in which the script was included. Added session
handling to force additional scans to be skipped once
the visitor IP has already been scanned.

Added ASCII encoding for email addresses to reduce
the potential for spam.

02/21/2010 A bug in the initial release caused the script to be
completely non-functional. This bug has been fixed.

Some of the blocklists at iblocklist.com are gzipped.
Added functions to uncompress and add gzipped files to
the local filter file.

01/10/2010 Initial Public Release