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| Often (but not always), signatures will bundled together in groups, forming "signature sections", often accompanied by comments, markup, and/or related metadata that can be used to provide additional context for the signatures and/or further instruction. | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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Often (but not always), signatures will bundled together in groups, forming "signature sections", often accompanied by comments, markup, and/or related metadata that can be used to provide additional context for the signatures and/or further instruction.
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| In the context of CIDRAM, a "signature" refers to data that acts as an indicator/identifier for something specific that we're looking for, usually an IP address or CIDR, and includes some instruction for CIDRAM, telling it the best way to respond when it encounters what we're looking for. A typical signature for CIDRAM looks something like this: | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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In the context of CIDRAM, a "signature" refers to data that acts as an indicator/identifier for something specific that we're looking for, usually an IP address or CIDR, and includes some instruction for CIDRAM, telling it the best way to respond when it encounters what we're looking for. A typical signature for CIDRAM looks something like this:
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| Installation Instructions | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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| Upload the plugin files to the <code>/wp-content/plugins/cidram</code> directory of your Wordpress installation. | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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Upload the plugin files to the <code>/wp-content/plugins/cidram</code> directory of your Wordpress installation.
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| Modify the file <code>/vault/config.ini</code> as per your needs (this file contains the configuration directives available to the plugin), and make any other necessary changes to the package (eg, installing custom signature files, if you need them). | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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Modify the file <code>/vault/config.ini</code> as per your needs (this file contains the configuration directives available to the plugin), and make any other necessary changes to the package (eg, installing custom signature files, if you need them).
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| Download the package onto your local machine, and extract its content to a directory convenient for editing. | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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Download the package onto your local machine, and extract its content to a directory convenient for editing.
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| After you've activated the plugin, you'll be able to modify the CIDRAM configuration file directly from your plugins dashboard. Unfortunately, due to filetype restrictions, the CIDRAM configuration file can't be modified from the plugins dashboard while CIDRAM is deactivated/inactive, and won't appear in the files list. To modify the CIDRAM configuration (after CIDRAM has been activated), click the "Edit" button located directly below where you see "CIDRAM", and in the list that should appear to the right, look for "cidram/vault/config.ini". Click on that, and the CIDRAM configuration directives should appear. Edit as per your needs, and click "Update File". | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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After you've activated the plugin, you'll be able to modify the CIDRAM configuration file directly from your plugins dashboard. Unfortunately, due to filetype restrictions, the CIDRAM configuration file can't be modified from the plugins dashboard while CIDRAM is deactivated/inactive, and won't appear in the files list. To modify the CIDRAM configuration (after CIDRAM has been activated), click the "Edit" button located directly below where you see "CIDRAM", and in the list that should appear to the right, look for "cidram/vault/config.ini". Click on that, and the CIDRAM configuration directives should appear. Edit as per your needs, and click "Update File".
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| From the plugins dashboard, click the "Add New" button. From the page that appears, type "CIDRAM" into the "Search Plugins" text field, and press enter. A button to install CIDRAM should appear, and CIDRAM should automatically install when you click on that button. | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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From the plugins dashboard, click the "Add New" button. From the page that appears, type "CIDRAM" into the "Search Plugins" text field, and press enter. A button to install CIDRAM should appear, and CIDRAM should automatically install when you click on that button.
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| All development for CIDRAM occurs at GitHub. Please refer to the GitHub repository for the project for contributing to the project. | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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All development for CIDRAM occurs at GitHub. Please refer to the GitHub repository for the project for contributing to the project.
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| No. PHP 5.4.0 reached official EoL ("End of Life") in 2014, and extended security support was terminated in 2015. As of writing this, it is 2017, and PHP 7.1.0 is already available. At this time, support is provided for using CIDRAM with PHP 5.4.0 and all available newer PHP versions, but if you try to use CIDRAM with any older PHP versions, support won't be provided. | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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No. PHP 5.4.0 reached official EoL ("End of Life") in 2014, and extended security support was terminated in 2015. As of writing this, it is 2017, and PHP 7.1.0 is already available. At this time, support is provided for using CIDRAM with PHP 5.4.0 and all available newer PHP versions, but if you try to use CIDRAM with any older PHP versions, support won't be provided.
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| Update frequency varies depending on the signature files in question. All maintainers for CIDRAM signature files generally try to keep their signatures as up-to-date as is possible, but as all of us have various other commitments, our lives outside the project, and as none of us are financially compensated (i.e., paid) for our efforts on the project, a precise update schedule can't be guaranteed. Generally, signatures are updated whenever there's enough time to update them, and generally, maintainers try to prioritise based on necessity and on how frequently changes occur among ranges. Assistance is always appreciated if you're willing to offer any. | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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Update frequency varies depending on the signature files in question. All maintainers for CIDRAM signature files generally try to keep their signatures as up-to-date as is possible, but as all of us have various other commitments, our lives outside the project, and as none of us are financially compensated (i.e., paid) for our efforts on the project, a precise update schedule can't be guaranteed. Generally, signatures are updated whenever there's enough time to update them, and generally, maintainers try to prioritise based on necessity and on how frequently changes occur among ranges. Assistance is always appreciated if you're willing to offer any.
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| Yes. The easiest way to achieve this would be to install some of the optional country blocklists provided by Macmathan. This can be done with a few simple clicks directly from the front-end updates page, or, if you'd prefer for the front-end to remain disabled, by downloading them directly from the optional blocklists download page, uploading them to the vault, and citing their names in the relevant configuration directives. | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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Yes. The easiest way to achieve this would be to install some of the optional country blocklists provided by Macmathan. This can be done with a few simple clicks directly from the front-end updates page, or, if you'd prefer for the front-end to remain disabled, by downloading them directly from the optional blocklists download page, uploading them to the vault, and citing their names in the relevant configuration directives.
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| Can I assist in any way? Can I write new translations? Can I add new features? | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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Can I assist in any way? Can I write new translations? Can I add new features?
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| I want to use CIDRAM with a PHP version older than 5.4.0; Can you help? | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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I want to use CIDRAM with a PHP version older than 5.4.0; Can you help?
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| How frequently are signatures updated? | You have to log in to add a translation. | Details | |
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How frequently are signatures updated?
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