bug in user IP access restrictions
 

It seems as if there's a bug in the user IP restrictions. If I enter a IPv4 network (e.g. 192.168.0.0/24) at "Other Settings -> General settings -> Allowed IP-addresses" and switch "Access to the control panel" to "allow for listed IP-adresses" everything works fine.
The problem is that we're using in addition to IPv4 also IPv6 address space (IPv6 is enabled in ipsmgr.conf). If I add an IPv6 network (e.g. 2001:db8::/48) to the list of allowed networks ISPmanager accepts the login for this user again from any IP.
Could you please check this and fix the bug?
Tested with ISPmanager-Pro 4.3.57.9

this problem isn't reproduced in beta version, so you can update your manager (but it will be irreversible upgrade), or wait for new stable

thanks for the fast answer, I've upgraded my test system to ISPmanager-Pro 4.4.0.1 as recommended. After that I made an IP restriction for the root account with two IPv4 networks and two IPv6 networks. After that I could successfully login from an IPv4 address which is not part of the given subnets. As soon as I remove the IPv6 entries (so there were only the two IPv4 subnets left) the login from any not covered IPv4 address failed.
As a conclusion I would say that the bug is still present in the current beta release, could you please check this again.

We'll check it again.

The problem was reproduced and added to our bugtrack (bug 6625).