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اسپم مشکل همیشگی !
HiAn old Problem : SPAMs :(They are also in our Mailbox , Chatroom , … and now in our Weblog Comments ! :(But also there is a soloution 4 that :DU can easily install plugins to get ride of SPAMs as comments ;)try these :
1. Kitten Spam Word 2. Wor…
Welcome Back Comments!
Comments are now open on all blog posts thanks to Mark at Weblogs Tools Collection and his “WordPress Blacklist Comment SPAM Filteration System.”
Sweet, let the hateful responses begin!
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Hello,
I’m using WP 1.2 and installed this plugin – then used the line
array(__(‘Blacklist’), 3, ‘modBlacklist.php’),
because it wouldn’t ‘install’ through the plugin page …
my question = is the ” 3, ” the correct way to do it?” or have I just goofed up … it seems to work … but I’m just wondering :o)
if i try to ‘add a domain to the list’ it gives me a download link of the blacklist db contents to edit and then i can re-upload the new list … is that the correct way it should work?
Thanks! And thanks for the plugin!
Robert
I’ve never wanted to upgrade my heavily hacked blog above 1.0.1 (I can’t because I host on Windows). Hopefully now I can finally open up comments again.
please work, please work, please work
Okay, I just get a bunch of lines with “Error importing domain:” over and over… is this a problem mysql or wha?
Duh, it would help if I *saved* the file before I tried to import it…
Let’s see…
Sweet, step 3 complete
I must say the hack is great, I just can’t import a new blacklist (just doesn’t work…) and I can’t add domains except by hand. No problem because this has at least made that possible.
Hi,
I am doing a project on filtering comment spams. For this i require few samples of comment spam.Can anybody forward them to me.
With Regards,
Rinku.
Well, if you have the ability to install modsecurity on your apache based web server, I maintain a very large and actively maintained blacklist of known spam domains and other rules to catch spammers, which integrates directly with the webserver to protect all your sites. You can check it out here: http://www.gotroot.com/mod_security+rules. This will work with any webblog, forum, guestbook, whatever. Plus, you could take the blacklist and import it into the wordpress blacklist if can not use modsecurity.
In my personal experience, modsecurity tends to scale better with the large blacklists as it will use the PCRE engine available on most platforms, which is lightning fast even for blacklists with tens of thousands of entries.