Is this a DDoS attack?

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This screenshot is from Cpanel's latest visitors section, and for the past 3 hours this ip has been accessing my index.php like that. If this IS a ddos attack, can someone tell me how can i block this guy?

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I've tried doing that actually, but it doesn't seem to work. What if i use the option in Cpanel, this one

[slide]http://imgcrave.com/u/ipdeny.jpg[/slide]

Will this stop him? I had to take my site down because of this guy, the CPU levels were soaring, :S
 
from cPanel is better

If you use htaccess, the request still comes to the web server, then it searches for htaccess and denies it, so the CPU is still used
 
Add him to your CSF / IPTABLES :
Code:
DROP  all opt -- in !lo out *  78.171.132.17  -> 0.0.0.0/0   DROP  all opt -- in * out !lo  0.0.0.0/0  -> 78.171.132.17
 
@ Domenic

the problem is, i'm on a shared hosting, not a VPS. I've asked my hosting to block the IP, but they haven't replied yet. So i'm in quite a mess right now. :S :S

[slide]http://imgcrave.com/u/people.jpg[/slide]

I wasn't expecting so many people, lol
 
Guys it seems that a couple more IPs have started dosing my site now, i've blocked those as well. But i'm not sure how long will this continue. :S

IPs are:

95.208.234.17
46.47.71.66
63.98.12.158
78.171.132.179
95.179.53.156
94.64.77.8
 
New list, damn.....

[slide]http://imgcrave.com/u/capturoso.jpg[/slide]


EDit:

What if i use SplitIce's reverse proxy service? Will that help in reducing the attack?
 
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Block the whole of IPs network which are from same network.

example:

111.111.111.111
111.111.111.
111.111.

in .htaccess or through cPanel.
 
A new Ip is popping up every few mintues and its hammering the server, :S

I have no idea what i should do now, i've added around 30 IPs in Cpanel.

EDIT:

I'm going to take my site offline again, :S :S
 
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