24 Aug
2004
24 Aug
'04
2:11 p.m.
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004, IvorW wrote:
I agree that we need discard_edit(_regex)?
immediately. We need a way
of blocking a range of IP addresses and/or domains.
so that would be a robots.txt then ?
apache++ # thought of these things already
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Bob Walker
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24 Aug
24 Aug
2:14 p.m.
New subject: [OpenGuides-Dev] Combatting wiki spam
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004, Bob Walker wrote:
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004, IvorW wrote:
or even .htaccess. i blame rt and exim they are messing with my head.
I agree that we need discard_edit(_regex)?
immediately. We need a way
of blocking a range of IP addresses and/or domains.
so that would be a robots.txt then ?
a apache++ # thought of these things already
--
Bob Walker
http://www.randomness.org.uk/
Achieve nothing more than pretentious incompetence!
27 Aug
27 Aug
12:25 p.m.
New subject: [OpenGuides-Dev] Combatting wiki spam
>> I agree that we need discard_edit(_regex)?
immediately. We need a way
>> of blocking a range of IP addresses and/or domains.
bob suggests....
or even .htaccess. i blame rt and exim they are
messing with my head.
I'm running Usemod for Project Galactic Guide (for historical reasons)
and the level of Wiki spam has increased dramatically there too.
Is it worth coming up with a system for sharing a blacklist of
spammers IP addresses or should we all just trawl through the logs
manually (or use the UI?)
Presumably the easiest way of doing this from an admin point of view
might be to have a "superuser" function on the site so that you can
add the IP address of a spammer directly into the blacklist. (However
you mustn't make that public of course else people would blacklist
real users).
What are people's thoughts on this?
Have you produced a .htaccess file yet?
Alex
12:54 p.m.
New subject: [OpenGuides-Dev] Combatting wiki spam
On Fri, Aug 27, 2004 at 12:25:36PM +0100, Alex McLintock wrote:
Movable Type people use something called MT-Blacklist which has a
shared blacklist, it's successful if only for the simplicity of
removing spam.
http://www.jayallen.org/projects/mt-blacklist/
Stephen
>> I
agree that we need discard_edit(_regex)? immediately. We need a way
>> of blocking a range of IP addresses and/or domains.
bob suggests....
or even .htaccess. i blame rt and exim they are
messing with my head.
I'm running Usemod for Project Galactic Guide (for historical reasons)
and the level of Wiki spam has increased dramatically there too.
Is it worth coming up with a system for sharing a blacklist of
spammers IP addresses or should we all just trawl through the logs
manually (or use the UI?)
Presumably the easiest way of doing this from an admin point of view
might be to have a "superuser" function on the site so that you can
add the IP address of a spammer directly into the blacklist. (However
you mustn't make that public of course else people would blacklist
real users).
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