2007/4/30, Youness Alaoui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Yeah, it's a good idea, but I don't think it would slow down amsn, but I
do agree on the fact that it should be
done as a plugin, I wouldn't code that :p
It could be as easy as a :
foreach word $censored_words {
set msg [regsub -all $msg $word "*censored*"]
}
but the "amsn added a dot in ..." message would only be local right ?
Yup, sure
I guess so.. in that case, ok, otherwise,
not sure if it should be sent. problem is wth urls, so many valid and
legitimate urls have .php in them, and
stupid M$ blocks them all, if we add a dot, first, the url becomes
invalid, and secondly "..php" will still
match the "\.php" regexp :p
Well, for URLs, we could use another trick then (or just use another trick
and do it for both urls and other words); like
http://test.com/script.php?user=amsn&passwd=rocks became:
http://test.com/script.[AMSN]php?user:amsn&passwd=rocks
(!) Note: this url was altered by the Windows Live client of your contact;
copy the addres and remove the "[AMSN]" sequence to use it. This was done
to prevent Windows Live Messenger's service censoring your conversation.
(here it would be sent and not only shown locally; though it should be
shown locally so that if my contact says "what's this about ?" I know what
they're talking about; plus as aMSN user I should get a link to the
FAQ-page where it's explained in detail I guess.
Ideas ?
Karel.
KKRT
On Mon, Apr 30, 2007 at 08:37:25PM +0200, Karel Demeyer wrote:
> Maybe something like this could slow down aMSN way too much and should
be
> done inside a plugin or something though ?
>
>
> 2007/4/30, Karel Demeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >
> >Can't we add the feature to break those censored words so the message
can
> >be human-readable but warn the user we changed something ? like:
> >
> >Y says: I heard MSN censors some words
> >X says: Yeah, like teh spanish word t.ufoto, though I don't know what
that
> >means
> >(!) aMSN added a dot in the word "tufoto" as this word is censored by
> >Windows Live Messenger. To know more about this, _click here_
> >
> >
> >Where the link is a page on our FAQ or something ?
> >
> >What do you think about this ?
> >
> >Karel.
> >
> >
> >
> >2007/4/30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >>:
> >>
> >> Revision: 8527
> >> http://svn.sourceforge.net/amsn/?rev=8527&view=rev
> >> Author: kakaroto
> >> Date: 2007-04-30 07:43:33 -0700 (Mon, 30 Apr 2007)
> >>
> >> Log Message:
> >> -----------
> >> Wrote a little something to find all the censored words from M$..
> >> there's a huge list, even simple stuff like "tufoto" so spanish
people..
> >> watch it, no typos when you say "tufoto" or else the SB gets closed
on
> >you!
> >> to try it, open the console and type getCensoredWords then look at
the
> >> results in the status window...
> >> I also fixed a little bug with the Message snit object, the
> >> createFromPayload was splitting the payload into headers and body,
but if
> >> there is no headers (no \r\n) it still took the body as $idx+4, so
for
> >> messages without headers (like this censored thing payload) we would
miss
> >> the first 3 chars ($idx == -1, so $idx+4 is a 3 to end string range).
> >>
> >> Modified Paths:
> >> --------------
> >> trunk/amsn/protocol.tcl
> >>
> >> Modified: trunk/amsn/protocol.tcl
> >> ===================================================================
> >> --- trunk/amsn/protocol.tcl 2007-04-30 06:59:17 UTC (rev 8526)
> >> +++ trunk/amsn/protocol.tcl 2007-04-30 14:43:33 UTC (rev 8527)
> >> @@ -3310,22 +3310,26 @@
> >> #creates a message object from a received payload
> >> method createFromPayload { payload } {
> >> set idx [string first "\r\n\r\n" $payload]
> >> - set head [string range $payload 0 [expr {$idx -1}]]
> >> - set body [string range $payload [expr {$idx +4}] end]
> >> - set head [string map {"\r\n" "\n"} $head]
> >> - set heads [split $head "\n"]
> >> - foreach header $heads {
> >> - set idx [string first ": " $header]
> >> - array set headers [list [string range $header
0
> >> [expr {$idx -1}]] \
> >> - [string range $header [expr
> >> {$idx +2}] end]]
> >> + if {$idx == -1 } {
> >> + $self setRaw $payload
> >> + } else {
> >> + set head [string range $payload 0 [expr {$idx
> >> -1}]]
> >> + set body [string range $payload [expr {$idx
+4}]
> >> end]
> >> + set head [string map {"\r\n" "\n"} $head]
> >> + set heads [split $head "\n"]
> >> + foreach header $heads {
> >> + set idx [string first ": " $header]
> >> + array set headers [list [string range
> >> $header 0 [expr {$idx -1}]] \
> >> + [string range
> >> $header [expr {$idx +2}] end]]
> >> + }
> >> +
> >> + set bsplit [split [string map {"\r\n" "\n"}
> >> $body] "\n"]
> >> + foreach field $bsplit {
> >> + set idx [string first ": " $field]
> >> + array set fields [list [string range
> >> $field 0 [expr {$idx -1}]] \
> >> + [string range
> >> $field [expr {$idx +2}] end]]
> >> + }
> >> }
> >> -
> >> - set bsplit [split [string map {"\r\n" "\n"} $body]
"\n"]
> >>
> >> - foreach field $bsplit {
> >> - set idx [string first ": " $field]
> >> - array set fields [list [string range
> >> $field 0 [expr {$idx -1}]] \
> >> - [string range $field
> >> [expr {$idx +2}] end]]
> >> - }
> >> }
> >>
> >> method getBody { } {
> >> @@ -5300,6 +5304,21 @@
> >> variable ::MSN::pollstatus 0
> >> return 0
> >> }
> >> + GCF {
> >> + catch {
> >> + set xml [xml2list [$message
> >> getBody]]
> >> + set i 0
> >> + while {1} {
> >> + set subxml
[GetXmlNode
> >> $xml "config:block:regexp:imtext" $i]
> >> + incr i
> >> + if {$subxml == "" } {
> >> + break
> >> + }
> >> + status_log "Found new
> >> censored regexp : [base64::decode [GetXmlAttribute $subxml imtext
> >value]]"
> >> + }
> >> + }
> >> + return 0
> >> + }
> >> 200 {
> >> status_log "Error: Syntax error\n"
red
> >> msg_box "[trans syntaxerror]"
> >> @@ -6303,8 +6322,12 @@
> >>
> >> }
> >>
> >> +proc getCensoredWords { } {
> >> + catch {::MSN::WriteSB ns GCF Shields.xml}
> >> +}
> >>
> >>
> >> +
> >> proc checking_package_tls { } {
> >> global tlsinstalled
> >>
> >>
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