I remember that we already discussed XMPP SPAM messages on the end of last year. Unfortunately I do not know what will be best procedure for these type of accounts/messages. My proposal was that we could implement something like SPAM-ratio for accounts as it was already discussed in 'How-to fight with SPAM accounts' [1] last year. In case somebody will find it helpful - here [2] is the list of accounts created to attack jabber.ru server which were already successfully removed from jabber.sk server.
[1] http://mail.jabber.org/pipermail/operators/2009-November/thread.html [2] http://www.jabber.sk/files/users_removed_20100908.txt Best regards, -- Peter Viskup xmpp: sku...@jabber.sk On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 10:47 AM, Evgeniy Khramtsov <xramt...@gmail.com>wrote: > 08.09.2010 17:47, Peter Viskup wrote: > >> I configured restriction for account creation based on regexp and filter >> these account names. >> I think administrators of other affected jabber servers should follow this >> approach. >> >> {acl, jabber_sk_bad_users, {user_regexp, >> "^[40tman_rullez,ws_conference_jabber_ru]", "jabber.sk"}}. >> {access, register_jabber_sk, [{deny, bad_users}, {allow, all}]}. >> I will remove all existing 40tman_rullez and ws_conference_jabber_ru >> accounts on jabber.sk that these will not be used any more. >> >> > > I really appreciate that, Peter. Thank you. > BTW, I have an idea: as we all know, SPAM filters suffer from false > positives, so we need a way to mark spam messages instead of > blocking/rejecting it. Thus, client software will put such messages in SPAM > folder. > What do you think? > > > -- > Regards, > Evgeniy Khramtsov, ProcessOne. > xmpp:x...@jabber.ru <xmpp%3ax...@jabber.ru>. > >
