Three Strikes and CSPAM updated

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1. Nico says:

   1/6/2005 at 2:37 am

   A little buggy in 1.2 beta:

   
   Fatal error: Cannot redeclare train() (previously declared in /threestrikes12.php:100) in /bayes/trainfiltergood.php on line 16
   
2. Mark says:

   1/6/2005 at 9:33 am

   That particular bug should be fixed in the download. Thanks for the report.
3. Tony (2 comments.) says:

   1/6/2005 at 9:35 am

   I keep getting this error when posting comments. I’ve checked and deleted any whitespace in the php files but still get it. Have I missed something?

   Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /wp/wp-content/plugins/bayes/class.naivebayesian.php:82) in /wp/wp-comments-post.php on line 37
4. graham (2 comments.) says:

   1/6/2005 at 5:24 pm

   I keep getting sent to the fbi site, whatever I type. This didn’t happen until I also installed ur preview of comments. I then got rid of that, but it’s still a problem.

   Any ideas? (I’ve de-activated it for the time-being, but given the number of spam this morning, I’d like to get it up again as soon as possible.)
5. Mark says:

   1/6/2005 at 5:35 pm

   Look for empty lines in your list of spam words, this is indicative of that. Plus, your IP might be in that list, which will cause that problem. Make sure you own IP does not show up in that list.
6. graham (2 comments.) says:

   1/6/2005 at 6:01 pm

   Well spotted! There was an empty line about half way down. Cheers.
7. Jim (1 comments.) says:

   1/7/2005 at 1:45 pm

   Hello, someone pointed me in this direction to perhaps help curb my spam issues. I just got done deleting over 3000 comments from my blog. Ack!
8. Brendan Kehoe (1 comments.) says:

   1/17/2005 at 7:35 am

   I also ran into the problem of every comment, no matter what, was being rated a spam. I discovered that
   get_settings( ‘moderation_keys’ )
   was returning an empty array, but this

   //Strike: If there is a Spam Words Match, you have two strikes
   $words = explode(“\n”, get_settings(‘moderation_keys’) );
   foreach ($words as $word) {
   $word = trim($word);
   $pattern = “#$word#i”;
   if ( preg_match($pattern, $author) ) $strike += 1;

   ended up trying to match ‘##i’, which ended up incrementing $strike a bunch of times.

   As a workaround, I put this wrapper around it:

   //Strike: If there is a Spam Words Match, you have two strikes
   $modkeys = get_settings( ‘moderation_keys’ );
   if ( is_array( $modkeys ) )
   {
   $words = explode(“\n”, $modkeys );
   …
   }

   Since that lookup for moderation_keys occurs more than once, there’s probably a much cleaner and orderly way to do this. But I’m running out the door, and needed comments to work again but I wanted to keep threestrikes up as well.

   Hope this helps,
   B
9. Mark says:

   1/19/2005 at 11:44 am

   Very nice catch, thanks. I will add it to the original code!
10. Blips (1 comments.) says:

    2/7/2005 at 1:28 pm

    I’m in the middle of changing from Movable Type to WordPress because of excessive spam atacks. I’m willing to be part of your test. Please send me the link for downloading it. Looks like you have the right thing going on.
    Thanks
    Blips

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