[Mailman-Users] email address obfuscation

2008-08-13 Thread Masquith, Michael CTR
Hello,
Is there in place any method to obfuscate/hide email addresses so spammer 
spiders/robots can't harvest them?

If not, could I edit a page to use an external JavaScript function to do so? 
Even more basically, can JavaScript be used at all when editing pages?

Thanks.

Michael Masquith
USGC, Inc. 
Contractor Support to:
The United States Coast Guard
National Maritime Center
100 Forbes Drive
Martinsburg, WV 25404
(P) (304)433-3456
1-888-427-5662
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 


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Re: [Mailman-Users] email address obfuscation

2008-08-13 Thread Mark Sapiro
Masquith, Michael CTR wrote:

Is there in place any method to obfuscate/hide email addresses so spammer 
spiders/robots can't harvest them?


Are you talking about archives? If so, mild obfuscation is done by
default unless you put

ARCHIVER_OBSCURES_EMAILADDRS = No

in mm_cfg.py.

If you're talking about things like the list roster, this is controlled
by the list's Privacy options... - Subscription rules -
obscure_addresses setting.




If not, could I edit a page to use an external JavaScript function to do so? 
Even more basically, can JavaScript be used at all when editing pages?


If you're asking if you can put JavaScript in Mailman's HTML templates,
you can.

But, if you want to use JavaScript to improve on the obfuscation
already done, you'd need to modify the code that does the obfuscation
(which isn't all in one place).

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Re: [Mailman-Users] email address obfuscation

2008-08-13 Thread Masquith, Michael CTR
Mark, Thanks!

Are you talking about archives?
No.

If you're asking if you can put JavaScript in Mailman's HTML templates,
you can.
That was it. Thanks.


Michael Masquith

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Masquith, Michael CTR wrote:

Is there in place any method to obfuscate/hide email addresses so spammer 
spiders/robots can't harvest them?


Are you talking about archives? If so, mild obfuscation is done by
default unless you put

ARCHIVER_OBSCURES_EMAILADDRS = No

in mm_cfg.py.

If you're talking about things like the list roster, this is controlled
by the list's Privacy options... - Subscription rules -
obscure_addresses setting.




If not, could I edit a page to use an external JavaScript function to do so? 
Even more basically, can JavaScript be used at all when editing pages?


If you're asking if you can put JavaScript in Mailman's HTML templates,
you can.

But, if you want to use JavaScript to improve on the obfuscation
already done, you'd need to modify the code that does the obfuscation
(which isn't all in one place).

-- 
Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay Area, Californiabetter use your sense - B. Dylan

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