Hello,
my Problem lives on 4.5.2, but as I'm locally studying 4.6 the spam module seems to be similar, so the question keeps the same:
I have the trackback module running and it works seemingly very well (http://amazonas.the-dot.de/). The trackback entries are listed on my site in the "latest comments" block (Neueste Kommentare, german). I have the spam module installed and configered all to catch spam on comments to unpublish it automatically.
Repeatedly I got trackback spam. The spam module collects all the data in its list. I thought at first I have to train it to work. But now it shows an impressive statistic, but I still have to kill the *trackback comments* manually! The e-mail notification does not work also.
Just checked: On "normal comments", entered directly, the filter and e-mail-notification works. The "spam matching" (or manual switched) entries really get into the spam data list, the url-blacklist is updated, but there is no visible filtering.
Any ideas what to look for to get it filtering (unpublish) with trackbacks as well?
Thank you Franz
Franz,
have you installed the trackback.module patch at
This seems to fix a lot of problems I've had with spam.
Regards, Djun
Quoting Franz Iberl f.iberl@amazonas-box.de:
Hello,
my Problem lives on 4.5.2, but as I'm locally studying 4.6 the spam module seems to be similar, so the question keeps the same:
I have the trackback module running and it works seemingly very well (http://amazonas.the-dot.de/). The trackback entries are listed on my site in the "latest comments" block (Neueste Kommentare, german). I have the spam module installed and configered all to catch spam on comments to unpublish it automatically.
Repeatedly I got trackback spam. The spam module collects all the data in its list. I thought at first I have to train it to work. But now it shows an impressive statistic, but I still have to kill the *trackback comments* manually! The e-mail notification does not work also.
Just checked: On "normal comments", entered directly, the filter and e-mail-notification works. The "spam matching" (or manual switched) entries really get into the spam data list, the url-blacklist is updated, but there is no visible filtering.
Any ideas what to look for to get it filtering (unpublish) with trackbacks as well?
Thank you Franz
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Hello Djun,
Am 23.04.2005 um 03:36 schrieb Djun Kim:
Franz,
have you installed the trackback.module patch at
This seems to fix a lot of problems I've had with spam.
Thank you very much, I should have found it on the web site myself ;-)
I did patching with Mac OS X. A first quick check did not catch a (self generated pseudo spam) trackback with spam-words, but maybe the test was too simple. I' ll see.
Servus Franz
Hi.
On Friday 22 April 2005 19:28, Franz Iberl wrote:
Any ideas what to look for to get it filtering (unpublish) with trackbacks as well?
This is a known issue. Trackbacks are not passed trough spam modulewhen added, so it cannot be marked as spam.
You could (hire someone to) code this, though.
Bèr