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It seems like the spammers have found their way onto my blog.
Every day i get quite a few stupid posts which donot make any sense, posted by "people???" with strange names.
I have the blog installed twice on my site, once in English, once in Dutch, and so far it only seems to happen on the Dutch page.
The Captcha is required, but they seem to get past it.
While I am at it, it is a bit annoying that, when i read a comment, I cannot remove it from that particular place (that is, after I have clicked on the pencil icon), it seems I can only alter comments there, but I have to go back to the admin page and go through the whole lookup again and then select the comment(s) in question for deletion.
Anyway, is there any kind of protection that could be added to avoid this (at least as much as possible)/
Thanks.
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Sorry to hear about the attack. 
While I am at it, it is a bit annoying that, when i read a comment, I cannot remove it from that particular place (that is, after I have clicked on the pencil icon), it seems I can only alter comments there, but I have to go back to the admin page and go through the whole lookup again and then select the comment(s) in question for deletion.
Something I`ll update in a future version when I get to it.
Anyway, is there any kind of protection that could be added to avoid this (at least as much as possible)/
This is possibly the best option:
http://akismet.com/
I will integrate this in the next version, but again, its a long way off at the moment. If you feel adventurous, you could give it a go yourself?
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OK, wouldn't mind giving it a go, but how do I slot it into the blog?
It seems to be made for Wordpress and as far as I know the Maian blog does not support plugins.
Will the PHP5 class help?
Thanks.
Last edited by Klauwaart (26-04-2012 21:05:13)
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OK, wouldn't mind giving it a go, but how do I slot it into the blog?
It seems to be made for Wordpress and as far as I know the Maian blog does not support plugins.Will the PHP5 class help?
Thanks.
Its not just for wordpress, it can be plugged into anything. I haven`t looked at it in too much detail at the moment.
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I was having the same issue before. I get these comments that doesn't make sense. The maian gallery script has an email validation that works pretty good for added spam control. It sends an email validation link to the posters after they submit their comment before it is posted on the site. You can implement that into your blog site.
If you are getting these comments that just don't make sense, it is probably a script generated posters that got pass the captcha. Mine is setup now to have their email confirm. If it gets too heavy, I also have a table setup for blacklisting emails and ip addresses. All these are in the gallery script. So far it has been working.
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Klauwaart wrote:OK, wouldn't mind giving it a go, but how do I slot it into the blog?
It seems to be made for Wordpress and as far as I know the Maian blog does not support plugins.Will the PHP5 class help?
Thanks.
Its not just for wordpress, it can be plugged into anything. I haven`t looked at it in too much detail at the moment.
Yes, I know it works in others blogs and forms and things like that too, but in Wordpress, for example, you can just slot it in via a plugin, while in the Maian blog, it is obviously more difficult to implement it.
(Haven't really got a clue how to do it).
A pity there is no "approval before publication" feature for the posts.
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The PHP5 class option looks fairly easy to implement?
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Thank you.
I'll give that a try.
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Thank you.
I'll give that a try.
The code that adds the comment is:
$MW_COMMENT->add_comment_sql($_POST,$name,$comments,$email);
Around line 397. So, validate the comments via Aksimet and then either allow or disallow based on the response.
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OK, and in which file do I add that line?
And does the classfile go into classes?
Thanks.
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Its in the main index file. The class file can go anywhere.
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I slotted that line in.
I also have the following:
<?php
/**
* Akismet anti-comment spam service
*
* The class in this package allows use of the {@link http://akismet.com Akismet} anti-comment spam service in any PHP5 application.
*
* This service performs a number of checks on submitted data and returns whether or not the data is likely to be spam.
*
* Please note that in order to use this class, you must have a vaild {@link http://wordpress.com/api-keys/ WordPress API key}. They are free for non/small-profit types and getting one will only take a couple of minutes.
*
* For commercial use, please {@link http://akismet.com/commercial/ visit the Akismet commercial licensing page}.
*
* Please be aware that this class is PHP5 only. Attempts to run it under PHP4 will most likely fail.
*
* See the Akismet class documentation page linked to below for usage information.
*
* @package akismet
* @author Alex Potsides, {@link http://www.achingbrain.net http://www.achingbrain.net}
* @version 0.5
* @copyright Alex Potsides, {@link http://www.achingbrain.net http://www.achingbrain.net}
* @license http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php BSD License
*/
/**
* The Akismet PHP5 Class
*
* This class takes the functionality from the Akismet WordPress plugin written by {@link http://photomatt.net/ Matt Mullenweg} and allows it to be integrated into any PHP5 application or website.
*
* The original plugin is {@link http://akismet.com/download/ available on the Akismet website}.
*
* <code>
* $akismet = new Akismet('http://www.example.com/blog/', 'aoeu1aoue');
* $akismet->setCommentAuthor($name);
* $akismet->setCommentAuthorEmail($email);
* $akismet->setCommentAuthorURL($url);
* $akismet->setCommentContent($comment);
* $akismet->setPermalink('http://www.example.com/blog/alex/someurl/');
*
* if($akismet->isCommentSpam())
* // store the comment but mark it as spam (in case of a mis-diagnosis)
* else
* // store the comment normally
* </code>
*
* Optionally you may wish to check if your WordPress API key is valid as in the example below.
*
* <code>
* $akismet = new Akismet('http://www.example.com/blog/', 'aoeu1aoue');
*
* if($akismet->isKeyValid()) {
* // api key is okay
* } else {
* // api key is invalid
* }
* </code>
*
* @package akismet
* @name Akismet
* @version 0.5
* @author Alex Potsides
* @link http://www.achingbrain.net/
*/
class Akismet {
private $version = '0.5';
private $wordPressAPIKey;
private $blogURL;
private $comment;
private $apiPort;
private $akismetServer;
private $akismetVersion;
private $requestFactory;
// This prevents some potentially sensitive information from being sent accross the wire.
private $ignore = array('HTTP_COOKIE',
'HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR',
'HTTP_X_FORWARDED_HOST',
'HTTP_MAX_FORWARDS',
'HTTP_X_FORWARDED_SERVER',
'REDIRECT_STATUS',
'SERVER_PORT',
'PATH',
'DOCUMENT_ROOT',
'SERVER_ADMIN',
'QUERY_STRING',
'PHP_SELF' );
/**
* @param string $blogURL The URL of your blog.
* @param string $wordPressAPIKey WordPress API key.
*/
public function __construct($blogURL, $wordPressAPIKey) {
$this->blogURL = $blogURL;
$this->wordPressAPIKey = $wordPressAPIKey;
// Set some default values
$this->apiPort = 80;
$this->akismetServer = 'rest.akismet.com';
$this->akismetVersion = '1.1';
$this->requestFactory = new SocketWriteReadFactory();
// Start to populate the comment data
$this->comment['blog'] = $blogURL;
if(isset($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])) {
$this->comment['user_agent'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
}
if(isset($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'])) {
$this->comment['referrer'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];
}
/*
* This is necessary if the server PHP5 is running on has been set up to run PHP4 and
* PHP5 concurently and is actually running through a separate proxy al a these instructions:
* http://www.schlitt.info/applications/blog/archives/83_How_to_run_PHP4_and_PHP_5_parallel.html
* and http://wiki.coggeshall.org/37.html
* Otherwise the user_ip appears as the IP address of the PHP4 server passing the requests to the
* PHP5 one...
*/
if(isset($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) && $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] != getenv('SERVER_ADDR')) {
$this->comment['user_ip'] = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
} else {
$this->comment['user_ip'] = getenv('HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR');
}
}
/**
* Makes a request to the Akismet service to see if the API key passed to the constructor is valid.
*
* Use this method if you suspect your API key is invalid.
*
* @return bool True is if the key is valid, false if not.
*/
public function isKeyValid() {
// Check to see if the key is valid
$response = $this->sendRequest('key=' . $this->wordPressAPIKey . '&blog=' . $this->blogURL, $this->akismetServer, '/' . $this->akismetVersion . '/verify-key');
return $response[1] == 'valid';
}
// makes a request to the Akismet service
private function sendRequest($request, $host, $path) {
$http_request = "POST " . $path . " HTTP/1.0\r\n";
$http_request .= "Host: " . $host . "\r\n";
$http_request .= "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=utf-8\r\n";
$http_request .= "Content-Length: " . strlen($request) . "\r\n";
$http_request .= "User-Agent: Akismet PHP5 Class " . $this->version . " | Akismet/1.11\r\n";
$http_request .= "\r\n";
$http_request .= $request;
$requestSender = $this->requestFactory->createRequestSender();
$response = $requestSender->send($host, $this->apiPort, $http_request);
return explode("\r\n\r\n", $response, 2);
}
// Formats the data for transmission
private function getQueryString() {
foreach($_SERVER as $key => $value) {
if(!in_array($key, $this->ignore)) {
if($key == 'REMOTE_ADDR') {
$this->comment[$key] = $this->comment['user_ip'];
} else {
$this->comment[$key] = $value;
}
}
}
$query_string = '';
foreach($this->comment as $key => $data) {
if(!is_array($data)) {
$query_string .= $key . '=' . urlencode(stripslashes($data)) . '&';
}
}
return $query_string;
}
/**
* Tests for spam.
*
* Uses the web service provided by {@link http://www.akismet.com Akismet} to see whether or not the submitted comment is spam. Returns a boolean value.
*
* @return bool True if the comment is spam, false if not
* @throws Will throw an exception if the API key passed to the constructor is invalid.
*/
public function isCommentSpam() {
$response = $this->sendRequest($this->getQueryString(), $this->wordPressAPIKey . '.rest.akismet.com', '/' . $this->akismetVersion . '/comment-check');
if($response[1] == 'invalid' && !$this->isKeyValid()) {
throw new exception('The Wordpress API key passed to the Akismet constructor is invalid. Please obtain a valid one from http://wordpress.com/api-keys/');
}
return ($response[1] == 'true');
}
/**
* Submit spam that is incorrectly tagged as ham.
*
* Using this function will make you a good citizen as it helps Akismet to learn from its mistakes. This will improve the service for everybody.
*/
public function submitSpam() {
$this->sendRequest($this->getQueryString(), $this->wordPressAPIKey . '.' . $this->akismetServer, '/' . $this->akismetVersion . '/submit-spam');
}
/**
* Submit ham that is incorrectly tagged as spam.
*
* Using this function will make you a good citizen as it helps Akismet to learn from its mistakes. This will improve the service for everybody.
*/
public function submitHam() {
$this->sendRequest($this->getQueryString(), $this->wordPressAPIKey . '.' . $this->akismetServer, '/' . $this->akismetVersion . '/submit-ham');
}
/**
* To override the user IP address when submitting spam/ham later on
*
* @param string $userip An IP address. Optional.
*/
public function setUserIP($userip) {
$this->comment['user_ip'] = $userip;
}
/**
* To override the referring page when submitting spam/ham later on
*
* @param string $referrer The referring page. Optional.
*/
public function setReferrer($referrer) {
$this->comment['referrer'] = $referrer;
}
/**
* A permanent URL referencing the blog post the comment was submitted to.
*
* @param string $permalink The URL. Optional.
*/
public function setPermalink($permalink) {
$this->comment['permalink'] = $permalink;
}
/**
* The type of comment being submitted.
*
* May be blank, comment, trackback, pingback, or a made up value like "registration" or "wiki".
*/
public function setCommentType($commentType) {
$this->comment['comment_type'] = $commentType;
}
/**
* The name that the author submitted with the comment.
*/
public function setCommentAuthor($commentAuthor) {
$this->comment['comment_author'] = $commentAuthor;
}
/**
* The email address that the author submitted with the comment.
*
* The address is assumed to be valid.
*/
public function setCommentAuthorEmail($authorEmail) {
$this->comment['comment_author_email'] = $authorEmail;
}
/**
* The URL that the author submitted with the comment.
*/
public function setCommentAuthorURL($authorURL) {
$this->comment['comment_author_url'] = $authorURL;
}
/**
* The comment's body text.
*/
public function setCommentContent($commentBody) {
$this->comment['comment_content'] = $commentBody;
}
/**
* Lets you override the user agent used to submit the comment.
* you may wish to do this when submitting ham/spam.
* Defaults to $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']
*/
public function setCommentUserAgent($userAgent) {
$this->comment['user_agent'] = $userAgent;
}
/**
* Defaults to 80
*/
public function setAPIPort($apiPort) {
$this->apiPort = $apiPort;
}
/**
* Defaults to rest.akismet.com
*/
public function setAkismetServer($akismetServer) {
$this->akismetServer = $akismetServer;
}
/**
* Defaults to '1.1'
*
* @param string $akismetVersion
*/
public function setAkismetVersion($akismetVersion) {
$this->akismetVersion = $akismetVersion;
}
/**
* Used by unit tests to mock transport layer
*
* @param AkismetRequestFactory $requestFactory
*/
public function setRequestFactory($requestFactory) {
$this->requestFactory = $requestFactory;
}
}
/**
* Used internally by Akismet
*
* This class is used by Akismet to do the actual sending and receiving of data. It opens a connection to a remote host, sends some data and the reads the response and makes it available to the calling program.
*
* The code that makes up this class originates in the Akismet WordPress plugin, which is {@link http://akismet.com/download/ available on the Akismet website}.
*
* N.B. It is not necessary to call this class directly to use the Akismet class.
*
* @package akismet
* @name SocketWriteRead
* @version 0.5
* @author Alex Potsides
* @link http://www.achingbrain.net/
*/
class SocketWriteRead implements AkismetRequestSender {
private $response;
private $errorNumber;
private $errorString;
public function __construct() {
$this->errorNumber = 0;
$this->errorString = '';
}
/**
* Sends the data to the remote host.
*
* @param string $host The host to send/receive data.
* @param int $port The port on the remote host.
* @param string $request The data to send.
* @param int $responseLength The amount of data to read. Defaults to 1160 bytes.
* @throws An exception is thrown if a connection cannot be made to the remote host.
* @returns The server response
*/
public function send($host, $port, $request, $responseLength = 1160) {
$response = '';
$fs = fsockopen($host, $port, $this->errorNumber, $this->errorString, 3);
if($this->errorNumber != 0) {
throw new Exception('Error connecting to host: ' . $host . ' Error number: ' . $this->errorNumber . ' Error message: ' . $this->errorString);
}
if($fs !== false) {
@fwrite($fs, $request);
while(!feof($fs)) {
$response .= fgets($fs, $responseLength);
}
fclose($fs);
}
return $response;
}
/**
* Returns the server response text
*
* @return string
*/
public function getResponse() {
return $this->response;
}
/**
* Returns the error number
*
* If there was no error, 0 will be returned.
*
* @return int
*/
public function getErrorNumner() {
return $this->errorNumber;
}
/**
* Returns the error string
*
* If there was no error, an empty string will be returned.
*
* @return string
*/
public function getErrorString() {
return $this->errorString;
}
}
/**
* Used internally by the Akismet class and to mock the Akismet anti spam service in
* the unit tests.
*
* N.B. It is not necessary to call this class directly to use the Akismet class.
*
* @package akismet
* @name SocketWriteReadFactory
* @version 0.5
* @author Alex Potsides
* @link http://www.achingbrain.net/
*/
class SocketWriteReadFactory implements AkismetRequestFactory {
public function createRequestSender() {
return new SocketWriteRead();
}
}
/**
* Used internally by the Akismet class and to mock the Akismet anti spam service in
* the unit tests.
*
* N.B. It is not necessary to implement this class to use the Akismet class.
*
* @package akismet
* @name AkismetRequestSender
* @version 0.5
* @author Alex Potsides
* @link http://www.achingbrain.net/
*/
interface AkismetRequestSender {
/**
* Sends the data to the remote host.
*
* @param string $host The host to send/receive data.
* @param int $port The port on the remote host.
* @param string $request The data to send.
* @param int $responseLength The amount of data to read. Defaults to 1160 bytes.
* @throws An exception is thrown if a connection cannot be made to the remote host.
* @returns The server response
*/
public function send($host, $port, $request, $responseLength = 1160);
}
/**
* Used internally by the Akismet class and to mock the Akismet anti spam service in
* the unit tests.
*
* N.B. It is not necessary to implement this class to use the Akismet class.
*
* @package akismet
* @name AkismetRequestFactory
* @version 0.5
* @author Alex Potsides
* @link http://www.achingbrain.net/
*/
interface AkismetRequestFactory {
public function createRequestSender();
}
?>
Is that the class file?
If it is, where do i enter my Askimet key?
Can't really make heads or tails of it.
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It shows you how to use the class when you click on the link:
http://www.achingbrain.net/akismet
1. Pop that code into a file and save it in the 'classes' folder. Lets say you`ve called it 'akismet.php':
2. Open index file, find line 397. Change this block of code:
$MW_COMMENT->add_comment_sql($_POST,$name,$comments,$email);
// Send notification to webmaster if enabled..
if ($BLOG->notify)
{
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{BLOGTITLE}',$BLOG->title);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{BLOGURL}',($SETTINGS->modR ? $SETTINGS->w_path.'/blog/'.$id.'/'.addTitleToUrl(cleanData($BLOG->title)).'.html' : $SETTINGS->w_path.'/index.php?cmd=blog&post='.$id));
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{COMMENTS}',$comments);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{VISITOR}',$name);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{EMAIL}',$email);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{IP}',$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{DATE}',date($SETTINGS->dateformat,strtotime("".$SETTINGS->timeOffset." hours")));
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{SITEPATH}',$SETTINGS->w_path);
$MW_MAIL->sendMail($SETTINGS->name,
$SETTINGS->email,
$name,
$email,
'['.$SETTINGS->website.'] '.$msg_viewblog5,
$MW_MAIL->template('themes/email/notification.txt')
);
}to:
include(FOLDER_PATH.'classes/akismet.php');
$WordPressAPIKey = 'aoeu1aoue';
$MyBlogURL = $SETTINGS->w_path.'/blog';
$akismet = new Akismet($MyBlogURL ,$WordPressAPIKey);
$akismet->setCommentAuthor($name);
$akismet->setCommentAuthorEmail($email);
$akismet->setCommentAuthorURL(($SETTINGS->modR ? $SETTINGS->w_path.'/blog/'.$id.'/'.addTitleToUrl(cleanData($BLOG->title)).'.html' : $SETTINGS->w_path.'/index.php?cmd=blog&post='.$id));
$akismet->setCommentContent($comments);
$akismet->setPermalink($SETTINGS->w_path.'/blog/'.$id.'/'.addTitleToUrl(cleanData($BLOG->title)).'.html');
if(!$akismet->isCommentSpam())
// Add comments..
$MW_COMMENT->add_comment_sql($_POST,$name,$comments,$email);
// Send notification to webmaster if enabled..
if ($BLOG->notify)
{
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{BLOGTITLE}',$BLOG->title);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{BLOGURL}',($SETTINGS->modR ? $SETTINGS->w_path.'/blog/'.$id.'/'.addTitleToUrl(cleanData($BLOG->title)).'.html' : $SETTINGS->w_path.'/index.php?cmd=blog&post='.$id));
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{COMMENTS}',$comments);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{VISITOR}',$name);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{EMAIL}',$email);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{IP}',$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{DATE}',date($SETTINGS->dateformat,strtotime("".$SETTINGS->timeOffset." hours")));
$MW_MAIL->addTag('{SITEPATH}',$SETTINGS->w_path);
$MW_MAIL->sendMail($SETTINGS->name,
$SETTINGS->email,
$name,
$email,
'['.$SETTINGS->website.'] '.$msg_viewblog5,
$MW_MAIL->template('themes/email/notification.txt')
);
}
}Make sure you enter your correct API key.
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OK,
did that,
but,in the class file:
<?php
$WordPressAPIKey = '*********';
$MyBlogURL = 'http://www.vlaanderen-flanders.org.uk/webblog/index.php';
$akismet = new Akismet($MyBlogURL ,$WordPressAPIKey);
$akismet->setCommentAuthor($name);
$akismet->setCommentAuthorEmail($email);
$akismet->setCommentAuthorURL($url);
$akismet->setCommentContent($comment);
$akismet->setPermalink('http://www.example.com/blog/alex/someurl/');
if($akismet->isCommentSpam())
// store the comment but mark it as spam (in case of a mis-diagnosis)
else
// store the comment normally
?>What do I change the "Permalink" to, and, after the last IF->ELSE statement, it just gives comments, like " // store the comment but mark it as spam (in case of a mis-diagnosis)", does that have to be changed to anything?
As for the blog itself, when i run it, i get "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CASE in /home/mrdee/public_html/weblog/index.php on line 519".
Thanks.
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You don`t set anything in the class file, I already posted the code you need, so that should work. All that needs to be in the class file is the class itself:
class Akismet {
}
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OK,
but (forgive my ignorance, as you know i am a complete PHP novice), what I have given in the previous post (in code tags), is that the actual correct class file?
And do I have to set the "http://www.vlaanderen-flanders.org.uk/webblog/index.php" back to the value that was there, as well as the API Key value?
And finally, what you show about class.Akismet followed by the curly brackets, what do I do with that?
I know, some of my questions might look nothing short of stupid, but my PHP knowledge is very limited.
Thanks.
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No problem. Email me your index.php file and the class file you have done so far.
support@maianscriptworld.co.uk
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Thanks David.
Files sent.
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Good luck, lets hope it works. 
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David, IT HAS WORKED.
I just received 6 messages about spam attack that have been blocked.
Thank you so much for your help.
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David, IT HAS WORKED.
I just received 6 messages about spam attack that have been blocked.
Thank you so much for your help.
Superb.
Glad it worked.
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Hello again,
As I said, Akismet seems to do the job brilliantly, although no system is perfect.
Seems like the spammers have been on holiday, I received nothing at all for a few weeks, but now, they seem to be back, all refreshed and full of energy (probably sun tanned too ).
I had lots of notifications in today, telling me Akismet blocked messages, however, 2 slipped through.
On the page http://akismet.com/development/api/#submit-spam there is a whole explanation on what to do when that happens, but it is a bit beyond me, especially since those articles mostly focus on Wordpress plugins (which is the original aim of Akismet).
If any specialists out here can make any sense of the article and explain in human language how to help Akismet not to miss spam, I'd be glad to hear it.
Nevertheless, I still say Akismet is a significant improvement.
Thanks.
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Hello again,
As I said, Akismet seems to do the job brilliantly, although no system is perfect.Seems like the spammers have been on holiday, I received nothing at all for a few weeks, but now, they seem to be back, all refreshed and full of energy (probably sun tanned too
I had lots of notifications in today, telling me Akismet blocked messages, however, 2 slipped through.
On the page [url]http://akismet.com/development/api/#submit-spam[/url] there is a whole explanation on what to do when that happens, but it is a bit beyond me, especially since those articles mostly focus on Wordpress plugins (which is the original aim of Akismet).If any specialists out here can make any sense of the article and explain in human language how to help Akismet not to miss spam, I'd be glad to hear it.
Nevertheless, I still say Akismet is a significant improvement.
Thanks.
At least it works for some spam, which is good.
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At least it works for some spam, which is good.
I would even say "it works for most of the spam".
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msworld wrote:At least it works for some spam, which is good.
I would even say "it works for most of the spam".
Which is great. I think if you combat most then thats possibly as good as it gets?
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