On Wed, 2006-07-26 at 16:19 +0200, Le Boulanger Yann wrote:
> I was bored about spam I get in my trac, so I installed 0.10dev rev3559.
> Tehn I installed SpamFilter plugin.
>
> first problem, I had this messages in log file:
> 2006-07-26 15:30:45,042 Trac[loader] WARNING: Cannot load plugin
> spamfilter.ip_blacklist because it requires "dnspython>=1.3.5"
>
> but I have it:
> >>> dns.version.version
> '1.3.5'
Dnspython needs installed with setuptools so that the metadata is
available for loading the plugin's requirements:
sudo easy_install dnspython
> so I just disabled ip_blacklist.
>
> now I have a strange behaviour with askimet: If I try to submit a
> comment as anonymous, I see that in log file:
...snip...
> so it's not detected as spam. Now a friend from another network, another
> country with IP 213.91.244.80 try to put exactly the same comment, as
> anonymous, and I see in logs:
...snip...
> why is it detected by spam when it's him ? does askimet take into
> account other info than content ? (IP, browser, ...)
Yes, Akismet does use the IP and UserAgent information when filtering
spam. The Akismet API doesn't provide any reason *why* it classified
content as spam, or a threshold, so it can be hard to tell what
triggered the spam classification.
--
Matthew Good <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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