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December 31, 2004
Worse than Spam
The crap-flooding got so bad today that in the end I was forced to reboot the machine so that I could regain control of it and install my new filter. That at least seems to have been successful.
I have installed a new plugin,
Close Comments, as recommended by Paul. It's pretty easy to use, for example, if you include
<MTCloseComments old="21">
at the top of your main index template, it will automatically close any comments over 21 days old every time you rebuild.
This is only for MT 2.6 users; for people on MT 3, MT Blacklist performs a similar function automatically.
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You are a gentleman and a scholar.
Posted by: Nick Queen @ at December 31, 2004 06:10 AM
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Yeah, but don't tell people or they'll all want one.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 31, 2004 07:12 AM
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Holy shit Pixy!
That must be some kinda flood control.
Would it still be possible for people to request that you use MTClose-2 on their blogs for them too? Only because it'd be easier for the template-averse to have implemented fairly quickly.
If you want to establish a SpamControl blog, I can work on getting the basics in place over the weekend for you to have a look at & make suggestions.
Oh, and Happy New Year down the dateline to ya too!
Paul
Posted by: Light & Dark @ at December 31, 2004 07:14 AM
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Yep, I'll create a SpamControl blog tomorrow.
You can see MT Craplist in action in the activity log - looks like it saved Michael King (Ramblings' Journal) from some very tiresome cleanup.
Yay!
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 31, 2004 07:27 AM
Posted by: Susie @ at December 31, 2004 02:19 PM
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I pasted in between the [head] tags, hopin' that is the right location.
Posted by: Tig @ at December 31, 2004 04:10 PM
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Pixy...Where exactly should the script go?
Posted by: Gir @ at December 31, 2004 06:15 PM
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Thanks, Pixy, although I was a day late and a dollar short in posting the comment closer. The closer has been installed and is working beautifully.
Thanks again.
Posted by: Howard @ at December 31, 2004 09:15 PM
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The very first line of your main index template is best.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at January 01, 2005 12:56 AM
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So here's my question - If this closes the comments every time we rebuild the front page, then what impact will this have on those of us that have Recent Comments on the front page? As I understand it, the front page gets rebuilt every time someone comments. So won't this remarkably slowdown the time it takes someone to leave a comment? I'm curious because I want to use it, but I don't want to have slower commenting time... (yeah, like I get sooooo many comments)
Posted by: Daniel @ at January 03, 2005 09:02 PM
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Apparently not.
But you could also create a new template, put it in there, and only rebuild that template manually.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at January 03, 2005 09:33 PM
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Apparently not.
But you could also create a new template, put it in there, and only rebuild that template manually
Posted by: Bary @ at March 08, 2005 09:42 PM
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Grrrr!
Due to the unceasing and indeed accelerating crapflooding, I've disabled comments just for the moment. Within the next couple of hours, they'll be back with a new hand-coded crap filter.
Right now, though, I'm late for work.
Update: Done! We'll see how it goes.
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Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 31, 2004 01:30 AM
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And yet another comment.
Posted by: Jim @ at December 31, 2004 01:43 AM
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Workin' fine so far for me! Though, I've never had much a problem with spam/crap-flood so we'll just have to wait to hear from others...
Posted by: Tuning Spork @ at December 31, 2004 05:13 AM
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Yeah, it seems to have stopped the bastards in their tracks. It's not all that smart, though, so eventually they might work around it. On the other hand, it's a MuNu-specific hack, and if everyone does their own little hack they'll have to work their way around hundreds of different crapfilters.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 31, 2004 05:15 AM
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Pixy;
Great job on continuing the battle!
Wanted to let you know that the 2 plugins I was mentioning in an earlier post turn out to only apply to MT 3.1, which I know isn't currently the problem, so I'm no help there.
Bummer.
Paul
Posted by: Light & Dark @ at December 31, 2004 05:18 AM
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Comment comment (just checking something).
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 31, 2004 05:20 AM
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Cool. I've even got it logging crapfloods now, so we can see what's going on.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 31, 2004 05:22 AM
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Also, it logs the IP address of every source of crap, so we can ban them all! So even when they work around the filter, we'll still have them all blocked.
Hahahaha!
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December 30, 2004
Awstat Update Error
When I try to update awstats I get the following error:
Posted by: David Boxenhorn at
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Ah yes. I have the same error.
Posted by: Sadie @ at December 30, 2004 01:09 PM
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The Perl modules I had previously installed suddenly all became uninstalled. I have no idea how it happened, but it's been causing problems.
I've reinstalled this one, and I'm updating my stats now. Let's see...
Well, it seems to work now, but I think there are some stats missing. Bah.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 30, 2004 11:30 PM
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Mail client set-up
Excuse me if this is an ignorant question and it's been put out already, but how would a Munuvian go about setting up Outlook or Thunderbird for munu-e-mail access (i.e. incoming mail server, user name, yada yada)?
Webmail just reminds me
so much of the days when I thought Hotmail address were cool.
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Tiffany;
I'm assuming you've already got an active email address set up for Blown Fuse and have been accessing by webmail?
If so, you go to the account set-up page of your email program and enter the following values:
User name: your full email address (eg Tiffany@blownfuse.mu.nu)
Password: The same password you use for webmail access.
Incoming POP3 server: mail.blownfuse.mu.nu
Outgoing SMTP server: mail.blownfuse.mu.nu
Additional settings: Somewhere in your setup, you'll need to tell your program that it's a POP3 system it's going to use.
ALSO!! You'll have to tell the account setup that the Outgoing Mail Server Requires Authentication.
In Outlook Express, you have to go back in to the Accounts page after finishing the account setup wizard, click on the new mail account you created, then click Properties. In the next window, go to the Servers tab and put a checkmark in the bottom box that says 'My server requires authentication' (NOT the one for Secure Authentication)
In ThunderBird, go through the setup wizard, then go back to the Account Settings page, click on Outgoing Server in the left pane, and make sure there's a checkmark in the box that says 'Use name and password'.
Hopefully this isn't too garbled. if anything's not clear, post back with which email program you're setting up, and I'll do a step by step.
Cheers!
Paul
Posted by: Light & Dark @ at December 30, 2004 02:35 AM
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*cries*
It's so beautiful to see blog-mail in my inbox again.
Thanks, Paul!
Posted by: Tiffany @ at December 30, 2004 03:41 AM
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December 28, 2004
Help The Jawa Get Back on Google News!!
Ok, here is the situation. I was included as a source for Google News for exactly 12 hours almost two months ago. For some odd reason, all of Munuviana was added along with me. Since that time I've been trying to find why my site was dropped.
I'm on vacation, but was able to check my e-mail for the first time in a week and got this from Google News:
Hi Rusty,
Thank you for following up with us. After some investigation, we've found that our system cannot crawl some of your articles because your site's article headlines don't hyperlink to a page dedicated solely to that article. In order for our crawler to correctly gather articles, each article headline needs hyperlink to the article page.
Any way to fix this so that each of my post headings are also hyperlinked to the permalink??
Like I said, I'm on vacation in LA for the next week or so but might find some time to fix this. If you can e-mail me at mypetjawa@gmail.com if you know how I'd appreciate it.
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Yep, that's easy.
Just change your template so that where you have the title it's enclosed in an appropriate link, something like this:
<a href="<$MTEntryPermalink$>"><$MTEntryTitle$></a>
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 29, 2004 12:16 AM
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Oh, and make sure that your preferred archive type is set to "individual". Which (poke poke) it is at the moment. But the Llamas for one... uh, two... aren't set up that way, so if it picks up all of Munuvia again it will hit the same problem.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 29, 2004 12:21 AM
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Worked like a charm, thanks!!! And now Google News seems to have picked us up again. Let's hope it lasts longer than 48 hours this time.
Posted by: Rusty @ at December 30, 2004 07:41 PM
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Kewl! Now alls I gotta do is break some news! Some pork chops were left in the oven too long this evening resulting in a leathery dinner for local resident... naaaah.
Posted by: Tuning Spork @ at December 31, 2004 05:21 AM
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December 27, 2004
Crapflood!
I'm being bombarded by a crapflooder. Any way to just turn off all commenting on posts over a couple weeks old? Some script or something?
This shit is really putting me off my oats.
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Has Pixy upgraded you to MT 3? (I think that's the latest one) I know he had a post not too long ago about the upgrade enabling you to turn off old comments en masse.
I am getting tons of hits from a single IP address - but no spam! I tried banning the IP address to see if it stops, but I just did it about an hour ago - don't know if that will work. According to my Stat Counter I'm getting 300-400 hits a day from this IP! The funny thing is that Sitemeter doesn't register the hits at all - very weird. Well, I'll take the hits over the spam attack any time - but it must be using up Pixy's bandwidth!
The IP I'm seeing is from Comcast
67 - 173 - 130 - 77
Anyone else seeing this one?
Posted by: Teresa @ at December 28, 2004 05:05 AM
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Yea, Theresa, I just had to ban that address using .htaccess for a couple of blogs I'm doing spam cleanup for.
The Blacklist is blocking every one of those hits you're getting - thankfully.
Pixy... looks like another candidate for some .htaccess lovin' at MuNu as the IP address hasn't changed in several days.
Posted by: Light & Dark @ at December 28, 2004 08:20 AM
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Rat's, sorry about that extra 'h' in there Teresa!
Posted by: Light & Dark @ at December 28, 2004 08:20 AM
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Yeah, Pixy set me up with an MT3. I just don't have the time to actually get it up and running.
There were only another 15 when i got up this morning, on 3 posts. I locked those up too so maybe this attack is over.
Posted by: Jim @ at December 28, 2004 10:16 AM
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Added that one to my list.
Yes, the best thing for this is to move to MT3. It doesn't cure it completely, but it makes it much easier to control.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 28, 2004 01:44 PM
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I sent an email to Comcast - got an auto-reply so I don't know what they'll do about it. I gave them the offending address and told them what was happening. The only thing I didn't give them was my IP and port number. According the the email I received, this invalidates my request... I wonder if anyone there will take the initiative and investigate. Unfortunately I didn't get the email with "instructions" until AFTER I sent in the report. It's nearly impossible to find an email address to report this stuff. But for further reference if you are being hit by a Comcast addy. Send an email to
abuse@comcast.net
Supposedly required info for this type of attack:
2.Include all logs or information relevant to the incident, ensure the logs
your submitting contain:
a.Date of incident
b.Time of incident and time zone
c.Source Internet protocol (IP) address or host name
d.Destination IP address or host name
e.Destination port
My email told them that the attack had been going on for the last 4 days straight (time and time zone seem pretty irrelevant in that case!) and the offending IP address - that "should" be enough for them to look into it. But it doesn't specifically meet all their requirements - so they might just dump it. I don't have "log" files per se - I have the records from Stat Counter. And I suppose I could ping my site to give them my IP and tell them the port number is 80... ARG! Makes me want to tear my hair out.
Posted by: Teresa @ at December 28, 2004 08:23 PM
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Oh yeah - I forgot to add - they tell me that they take these things very seriously... just thought I should throw that out there.
Posted by: Teresa @ at December 28, 2004 08:24 PM
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Heh. I'm a Comcast customer so that treatment comes as absolutely no surprise to me.
Posted by: Jim @ at December 28, 2004 08:40 PM
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I hate these weasels. They're worse than spammers. GRRRR!!!
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 29, 2004 12:26 AM
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Teresa;
I'm sure Pixy could give you snippets of server logs if you wanted to continue to try to nail this assmunch.
Question for Pixy:
Are you seeing any weird 'attacks' on non-existant php files in the public_html directory on your server? Specifically d.php and s.php? I'm helping Velociman with spam issues and noticed massive hits to these never-existed files, (hundreds per hour) including a bunch from the same IP address that's been hitting Teresa.
Any ideas?
P.
Posted by: Light & Dark @ at December 29, 2004 12:42 AM
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There have been a bunch of new attacks on PHP (and phpBB in particular) in the past couple of weeks. I ran around patching everything in sight so we should be safe, but that doesn't stop them trying.
Now, how the heck do I set up a global deny rule in Apache? Everything I've tried makes the server barf. .htaccess works, but it's per-directory of course.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 29, 2004 01:11 AM
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Since removing direct comment submission (you have to preview before posting a comment now) I haven't been crapped on.
[Cross fingers]
Posted by: Jim @ at December 29, 2004 02:13 AM
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"Are you seeing any weird 'attacks' on non-existant php files in the public_html directory on your server? Specifically d.php and s.php?"
Paul you might be seeing the Santy worm in it's effort to infect public sites. It's a php specific worm, although I haven't had time to pay attention to the particulars of the thing. Since blogs are "public" the worm will likely try to infect them - but if you aren't running a blog with php the only problem is the annoyance of the hits.
Pixy - if you want me to send in any other requests with more particular information about the current attack to Comcast, let me know. Perhaps we can draft an email and all of us can send in a copy... Just a thought.
Posted by: Teresa @ at December 29, 2004 03:47 AM
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Is this why I can't get your site to load at all? It cannot find server, baby!
Posted by: Helen @ at December 29, 2004 09:18 AM
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Contacting Comcrap does nothing. I tried it when I got my first crapflood, and got the usual form letter back. I heard nothing else from 'em.
Their customer-no-service (to coin a Clark Howard phrase) is notorious; it's one of the reasons that I'm on DSL and have a satellite dish today.
Posted by: mhking @ at December 29, 2004 02:02 PM
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December 26, 2004
Nitwits with new computers for Christmas
Am I the only one who got mega-spammed comments this morning?
It sounds like someone got a new computer for Christmas and figured they'd act a complete damn fool with it.
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Happened to me last night...I shut the comments down as I was deleting the comments, and haven't gotten any more.
Posted by: Jennifer @ at December 26, 2004 10:32 PM
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I got crapflooded - which is slightly different, but even more annoying. Just random gibberish - it's designed to clog up MT Blacklist to the point that it doesn't work anymore.
It's not just spammers now, it's open war.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 26, 2004 11:23 PM
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They're really obnoxious, aren't they? I ended up using a SQL query to clean up Munuviana. If anyone is feeling overwhelmed, I can do the same for other blogs (though I'm hesitant to just do it across the whole database).
MT 3 with the new Blacklist filed this crap as requiring approval. I still had to go and delete it, but it was much easier.
I'll be setting up more MT3 blogs for people today.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 27, 2004 01:26 AM
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How do you shut down comments? I would love to do this.
Thanks.
Posted by: Dave @ at December 27, 2004 01:34 AM
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Change the "allow comments" setting on a post to "closed".
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 27, 2004 02:05 AM
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December 25, 2004
The Holiday Letter Project (Show your support for our troops)
At the request and suggestion of other Munuvians I have transplanted this post from my own site:
Many of you may remember my
Letters To The Troops campaign.
I had the opportunity to ensure that the letters I received were personally hand carried to the troops in Iraq.
In the end more than 30 bloggers participated and more than 320 letters were received.
I know we can do better.
The opportunity has presented itself once again and I am all over it! A close personal friend of mine is on his way to Iraq. He is a frequent reader of my site so this effort will not be a surprise like it was during the first campaign. He saw what we accomplished before and has challenged me to do it again. He is eager to be able to deliver hundreds of letters of support to the troops on the ground!
He is willing to hand carry any letters that I can generate and print to Tallil, Iraq and he will make every effort to forward them on from there.
So here is what we need to do. Bloggers, I urge each and every one of you to write your own letter to the troops overseas. Make it a general open letter to any Soldier, Sailor, Airman or Marine. Keep in mind that the people reading this letters will be both male and female of all ages, ethnic origins and religions. Once your letter is posted, please trackback to
this post so that I may find and print your letter. Please direct your readers to this effort as well. Non-bloggers, please leave your open letter of support in the comment section of
this post on my site. While it is possible for you to email me your letters, I'd like to see them in the comments so that troops overseas can access and read them online.
Our deadline for this endeavor will be the 17th of December. That will give me the time necessary to print all of the letters and have them ready to go. I will also be printing a sheet with the URL's of all bloggers who participate.
Please forward the link to this post to as many people as you can, both Bloggers and non-bloggers.
Once again, please make your way to the full post at my site to leave your comments, links or TrackBacks.
Let's make this huge.
SlagleRock Out!
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December 23, 2004
My poor Sis in trouble
My sister, goes to Penn State University, got really railroaded by an academic review board. Here's the full story
What do you think she can do. It seems from past history the university protects it's chosen favorites, often at the expense of students.
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Importing Entries
Does anyone have experience in importing entries into Moveable Type? I've managed to export our old Typepad entries (all four hundred or so), and though I've followed the MT manual instructions listed here, I guess I'm not uploading them into the right directory or something. It says to upload them into the same directory that MT was installed in, and I do suppose I'm clueless. Anyone else done this before?
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Yes
There's a trick to it - because we all share the same copy of MT, you can't actually put the file where it wants it. I've modified our copy of MT3 to import from your archives directory, but I haven't actually tested it, so I'd suggest you don't try it just yet as it might explode or something.
I'll give it a whirl today and let you know.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 23, 2004 03:17 PM
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I've noticed that this MT version uses a different indexing system than the 6-digit string I had at, um, er, another site. I can understand the why of doing it the way you're doing it here. But what do we do about somehow integrating two different filing systems under one roof?
Would there have to be manual renumbering/relabeling involved, to coordinate the 6-digit string with the date posted---or what?
Posted by: weaselteeth @ at December 27, 2004 04:56 AM
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Unfortunately, yes.
You have complete control over how your posts are filed - and you can file them under multiple different URLs if you want - but the number of the post depends on when it was created and how many posts were already in the database. Even if you created a fresh database and imported straight into it, you'd get different numbering if you'd ever deleted a post on the old blog.
The new naming convention is just the default for MT3, and you can override it to name your posts any way you like.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 27, 2004 10:40 AM
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December 22, 2004
Life During Wartime
I have made some editorial adjustments to this post after Jay Allen - the author of MT Blacklist - showed up in the comments and corrected me on some points. Thanks Jay.
I mentioned in a comment to Helen's post about MT Blacklist that I couldn't see just what Blacklist was up to because I could no longer view the Activity Log. And the reason for that is that there were over 500,000 entries in the log, which is kept in a SQL table.*
So I dumped the table and cleared it out and restarted everything and found that it looked something like this:
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212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Hold The Mayo: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:24:09 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on trying to grok: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:24:30 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Ambient Irony: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:25:22 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Hold The Mayo: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:25:37 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Hold The Mayo: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:25:49 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on angelweave: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:26:05 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Read My Lips - the blog: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:26:17 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Read My Lips - the blog: bmw.com |
| 2004.12.22 04:26:51 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Hoppings of Roxette Bunny: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:26:52 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on trying to grok: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:27:54 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Rocket Jones: bmw.com |
| 2004.12.22 04:27:56 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Publius & Co.: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:28:04 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Rocket Jones: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:28:10 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on The Nap Room: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:28:40 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Mookie Riffic: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:28:40 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Being American in T.O.: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:28:52 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on trying to grok: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:28:55 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Semi-Intelligent Thoughts: comeback.com |
| 2004.12.22 04:28:58 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on trying to grok: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:29:02 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Semi-Intelligent Thoughts: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:29:02 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Semi-Intelligent Thoughts: comeback.com |
| 2004.12.22 04:29:05 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Hold The Mayo: bmw.com |
| 2004.12.22 04:29:13 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Semi-Intelligent Thoughts: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:29:15 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on Read My Lips - the blog: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
| 2004.12.22 04:29:47 |
212.87.234.1 |
MT-Blacklist comment denial on trying to grok: discounts.8bit.co.uk |
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Badness. The apparent gaps in that trail of tears do not represent a pause in the incoming spam but rather my attempts to reconfigure the comments script to block it entirely. This is necessary because even when MT Blacklist blocks a comment, it still uses a lot of resources on the server, and when you're getting flooded with crap, the server basically grinds to a halt. Each comment requires an Apache process, a Perl process and a MySQL database process, and the system was processing 30-40 comments
at the same time.
[Jay Allen, the author of MT Blacklist, has questioned me on this in the comments. I should explain that the problem the server suffered today was not a question of CPU utilisation but of memory - with 30 comments being handled at the same time, the system did not have enough memory to cope, and was constantly swapping tasks to and from disk, a condition known as "thrashing". This is a bad thing.]
For those who speak Linux, the load average was up around 70 during all of this. Which made it less than perfectly responsive when I was logged in and trying to fix it.
The point where the spam stops dead is where I got smart and simply added a .htaccess file that completely blocks access to the CGI directory for that particular spammer.
Meanwhile, Movable Type have provided a fix this problem - with the release of MT 3.14. Which means I really need to get moving on the migration.
* This is a pretty silly place to keep a log file, but what the heck.
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"This is necessary because even when MT Blacklist blocks a comment, it still uses a lot of resources on the server, and when you're getting flooded with crap, the server basically grinds to a halt."
Actually, when MT-Blacklist blocks a post, it uses very little resources (although more than an Apache-level solution) and happens very early on in the process (before mt-comments.cgi even GETS the comment). The problem in 3.121 and earlier is that comments sent to moderation use more resources than they should. This, as you said, is remedied in v3.14.
Of course, regardless of whether your comment form is hooked to Movable Type or a simple formmail script, if you're getting 500,000 requests to your site in a short amount of time, you're going to buckle under the load. Low-cost shared servers weren't intended for that sort of load and there is precious little that Movable Type can do about that. That sort of thing is best handled by the Apache config[1].
I would also like to point out that neither Movable Type (a software program) nor Six Apart (the company who makes it) were sleeping. In fact, we were hard at work on making your software better. I only WISH that I could get more sleep...
[1]: http://it.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=133226&cid=11127930
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I would also like to point out that neither Movable Type (a software program) nor Six Apart (the company who makes it) were sleeping. In fact, we were hard at work on making your software better. I only WISH that I could get more sleep...
I apologise for that. I didn't mean it that way, and as a programmer myself I understand and sympathise with you on that semi-mythical stuff called sleep.
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Would the installation of something like James Seng's SCode be of any use? I've gotten rather handy with that plugin of late, and it seems to work nicely with MTBlacklist...please let me know if I can be of any help in anti-spam warfare. It's a grudge thing with me.
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Who's Been Tarting Around With Blacklist Again?
I just tried to comment on a mu.nu post and got this:
Your comment could not be submitted due to questionable content: se.com
Right. Cause se.com is really dangerous. I was trying to write "Close comments" but it wouldn't accept it.
Can somone remove this from the blacklist?
I hate blacklist.
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Done!
One of the problems with the old version of MT Blacklist is that it doesn't distinguish between strings and regular expressions. If se.com only matched se.com, it wouldn't be a problem.
The new version is better at this, but I'll have to poke around a bit more before I can say it's fixed.
And don't hate blacklist!
Blacklist is your friend! You would not believe how much crap it's blocking.
Actually, I can't tell you how much crap it's blocking, because I can't get into the activity log anymore. Rats!
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Gr@pefruit.
Nope. Looks like "+r@pe+" is still banned, too.
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Hmm. I'll try replacing that one with a couple of more specific entries.
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Okay. I think that spam should still be blocked, but words should not.
The new version of MT Blacklist is smarter about this, though still not perfect.
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The Comment Spam Battle
I found this article from a link on Instapundit. The article is here at Netcraft but I'm going to quote the whole thing in the extended entry since it applies to us.
There may be hope
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Yep.
I've had to disable comments a few times too. Of course, I enable them again once the spamstorm has passed... Except when I forget.
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Stephen:
Unfortunately, the measures they're talking about in that article, (and at 6Apart, currently) are only aimed at reducing the server impact of the spam being received, NOT at actually reducing the number of comment spams that get posted.
It's frustrating to see that the only time 6Apart seems to move quickly on this issue is when their profits are threatened (web hosts have been threatening to disable and/or disallow Movable Type on their servers due to the overload being created by spam processing).
6Apart's users have been struggling with the problem for almost a year, but it doesn't seem like much progress has been made to protect the users themselves. I'm a huge fan of 6Apart and MT & Typepad, but their 'free pass' on this issue is about to expire.
Paul
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Or you can do what I am hoping the Munuviana group all agree to do-shut comments after a certain amount of time. I shut off all comments older than one week. You have a comment you want to leave on an old post? Pick up the shattered pieces of your life and move on. I hate spam so much that I remove it as an option.
And NO-I won't join the Blacklist.
Posted by: Helen @ at December 20, 2004 12:50 PM
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MT 3 will let you do that, Helen. All easy and happy and carefree!
Oh yeah, I was supposed to be setting some people up with blogs, wasn't I? (Hides behind sofa.)
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How about the solutions noted below. Would these work? Can we do it?
http://www.rayners.org/2003/12/closing_comments_on_old_entries.php
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http://www.cadenhead.org/workbench/comment/2389
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I'll take a look. I installed one comment-closy thing before, but it gave everyone access to closing comments on every blog, which seemed like an accident waiting to happen.
MT3 has several features along these lines, and I think they are configured individually for each blog.
Yes, I need to get more people set up with MT3. I'll do that tomorr - um, today. Later today.
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December 17, 2004
Speed
Want something that can both speed up your page load time and cut down on bandwidth, thus preventing another potential meltdown? Then I'm here to help. Well, not me. But try this...and once you've rebuilt you can test it here.
In geek talk:
Anyone with a recent version of PHP (4.1+) running on their server can easily take advantage of this. Benefits are greatly reduced bandwidth consumption and a much speedier site, especially for readers using modems.
Simply place the following snippet at the very first line of PHP-aware web pages, before :
<?php ob_start("ob_gzhandler"); ?>
And that鈥檚 it.
It does have to be the very first line; but it works - I've just done it on mine and it validated.
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Thanks Simon. The mu.nu forums have been gzipped for a while, but I didn't know it was that easy to gzip an arbitrary page. (Until I saw it yesterday on LGF...) And the validator is very handy.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 17, 2004 12:21 PM
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Well finally! I've been scrounging to try to figure out how to do this for some time.
Great find, Simon!
Posted by: Light & Dark @ at December 17, 2004 06:08 PM
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Templatage
Is it permissible for me to go over to my old Clogspot Blog and steal my old template? Is it proprietary? How do I break it down into nice little CSS-size chunks and whatnot.
Thoughts??
Impressions??
Bacon??
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BRD:
Unfortunately, BlogSpot templates & stylesheets don't have anything to do with Moveable Type versions. Different software, different tags, different CSS elements.
It's certainly possible to make an MT site look like a BlogSpot site design-wise, but it has to be done manually.
Paul
Posted by: Light & Dark @ at December 17, 2004 06:09 AM
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Hmm... That sounds suspiciously like something I'd screw up wholesale.
Oh well, c'est la blogging.
Posted by: BravoRomeoDelta @ at December 17, 2004 04:22 PM
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I could do it for you... but then I'd have to kill you!
Posted by: Madfish Willie @ at December 17, 2004 10:04 PM
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Hmm...
I think I'll just mook around a bit and look for something I like, and then tweak from there, rather than building something from the ground up.
Of course, once I've got it well and truly screwed up, I'll come begging for help.
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December 16, 2004
An infinite number of protomonkeys on a single blog will eventually entertain the entire blogosphere
Protomonkey is reborn!
Protomonkey was my attempt to goad myself into writing more and better. Being the stubborn SOB that I am, I was unable to do so and the site languished. It has now risen like the monkey from the flames, changed into a new and stronger site.
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the FAQ.
Joining is simple. Just comment in the FAQ thread or send me an email and mention that you'd like to be a contributor. If you don't have my email address you can get it from the sidebar here or just contact your friendly neighborhood spammer. Apparently they've all got it.
So what are you waiting for? Get over there and look around. My short stories are posted over there and there's already
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Someone save me from my stupidity.
Mmkay, our good friends at pMachine didn't bother to work an import/export feature into their software (under premise that "your host should have phpMyAdmin installed on it.").
Fortunately, mine does and it appears that's going to be the only way I can export the rest of my old entries, meme-garbage some of them may be.
Can some savvy person tell me in what form ("SQL", "LaTex", "CSV for Ms Excel data", "CSV data", or "XML") I should export it?........and then what do do with it after that?
Please and thank you?
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Uh.
Yuck.
Forget that. It won't work at all.
Probably much easier to set it up as a template (which is how you export from Blogger).
Try reading this post on the Movable Type forums and see if you get anywhere.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 16, 2004 01:09 PM
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I would like to add an alternate view of my monthly archives which will display all comments. Creating the template is not a problem, but:
1. How do I tell MT that it is a monthly archive?
2. How do name the files (e.g. .../archives/include_comments_2004_12.php)?
3. Is there any way that I can do this without adding additional maintenance (e.g. by checking a query parameter, so I can use the same templace for both)?
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1. In the Archives tab of Weblog Config.
2. You use MT template tags for this, in the "Archive File Template" field on that page, with the "dirify" option. In this case, you'd have something like "archives/include_comments_" I don't remember exactly what the blah blah is...
3. Hmm.
Posted by: Pixy Misa @ at December 16, 2004 01:04 PM
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Thanks, Pixy. It worked.
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