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List:       trac
Subject:    [Trac] Re: Spam Filter Configuration
From:       Tibi Turbureanu <tiberiuturbureanu () gmail ! com>
Date:       2009-06-27 12:05:12
Message-ID: 38f8098c-61c0-48f1-ac23-b88008c8d2d7 () q37g2000vbi ! googlegroups ! com
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On 18 Mai, 07:40, "Michael Renzmann" <mrenzm...@otaku42.de> wrote:
Dascalu Laurentziu:
> > What filter strategy do you use on trac site[0] to avoidspam?

> I cannot talk for the admins of trac.edgewall.org. However, on
> trac-hacks.org we use TracSpamFilter (with all but the Akismet stuff being
> enabled) and some custom mod_security rules.

Michael, what is the configuration of your Spam Filters (karma
points)?

> The mod_security rules block POSTs for new tickets that have author set to
> "anonymous", component set to "SELECT A HACK" and contain at least one
> link. This filters a common type ofspamthat before hit the site.
> This has been implemented as mod_security rules because it was easier for
> me than writing a newfilterstrategy. At some point this will be changed.

OK.

> The rest gets run through a large amount of regular expressions, \
> seehttp://trac-hacks.org/wiki/BadContent.

How do you use this regular expressions for filtering?

And how often do you update the BadContent list?

Thanks,
Tibi

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