ANTI-VPN PLUGIN?
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Are you just trying to limit the amount of players per IP to prevent spam bots?
What is that? I've never heard of what they have had.
Ask them?
MineHQ's (Network affiliated with HCTeams) hired md_5 personally to make the plugin, as none of MineHQ's developers could come up with a solution.
And Kohi, would never release details about their plugins, and most likely the same case for MineHQ.
His question was how to get his developers to make it. I'm not too sure what he's talking about though unless he wants hints or such.
I mean we can check and see if the isp (through geoiping it) is like a legitimate ISP or if it's like ipvanish.com or something not whitelisted? idk.... this is tricky and I've reached out to my friend at kohi (prplz) but haven't received a response 
It is possible to detect if someone is connecting through a TOR exit node: http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=security/detect-tor-exit-node-in-php.
is there an API somewhere like a VPN checker?
If you could get a plugin to act like this lua tool, you could use http://meat.pisto.horse/2015/01/askidban-ban-vpn-providers.html
You could also mass ban the ip list he has compiled. https://github.com/pisto/ASkidban/tree/master/compiled
You could also mass ban the ip list he has compiled. https://github.com/pisto/ASkidban/tree/master/compiled
www.blocked.com has an API query system but its a little pricey.
http://winmxunlimited.net/apis/proxy-detection-api/ is a free api system that finds proxies but I don't know if they block VPNs.
I saw a referral to my project ASkidban from this thread. You are welcome to use my database (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pisto/ASkidban/master/compiled/ipv4), however "use at your own risk". My current criterion for blocking organizations is whether it's a home internet provider or not (so you'll find hosting providers and business-only ISPs in the blacklist), but I try to maintain a low false positive rate (so you won't find big IP transit providers, which however might host stuff). In my experience, this is working very well already, especially if your audience is in the USA/EU part of the world. Feedback is very welcome.
i dont like that kid[DOUBLEPOST=1422205489,1422205416][/DOUBLEPOST]TemptingMC why not throw a couple dimes on md_5 to make you one?
Ok, I can pay if you want.
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