I deleted what I found.
Never used mediawiki. Can it require a password? Can it require a valid
email address, with verification perhaps? I just signed up, and it
allowed me to sign in with no password or email address, and start editing .
Jake Vickers wrote:
Vince Callaway wrote:
On Sun, 2007-01-14 at 13:26 -0500, South Computers wrote:
Was browsing the wiki this morning, noticed various casino related sites
on the help page of the wiki... I assume this is spam?
I hope so, because I delete them when I run across them.
Yeah, welcome to the new face of spam. On my personal (family blog)
running Geeklog, I had to disable anonymous EVERYTHING, since I was
getting 25 or so a day spam comments for rape sites (yeah, my parents
LOVED seeing that.....) and fake logins from the mistacronks.com
domain. I delete them when I come across them on the other sites that
I run (and help run), and appreciate everyone else doing the same.
I know Geeklog now has some spam filtering for the comments on their
newer versions, but am not aware of anything for MediaWiki (what
wiki.qmailtoaster.com runs on). If anyone else knows of anything, feel
free to send me a message!
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