I'm using an old (2001) canned perl script to manage questions to my tech
site. It is of big help since it can answer common questions from templates
and a real time saver.
Alas, that time saves is now being diminished by junk mail about cheap drugs
and I'm trying to figure out how to filter those out of the good questions
that are submitted by a form to a directory.
I've managed to filter the copy that is sent via sendmail by procmail using
these tests:
* B ?? .*(cool|site|yousite|(yousite best))
* B ?? .*(http:\/\/.*\.*)|(/<a href=*http:\/\/.*\.*>/)
However, that still leaves the original stored in the directory that are
displayed when the admin program is loaded and the questions are matched by
proper answer template.
Is there any way to insert the same type of tests on those original copies
in the storage as "*.ftf" files and just delete them so they aren't there
when the question manager program is loaded??
I need a couple of perl lines that will either block or delete the questions
if the body of the question matches the tests.
Below are the pertinent lines of a sub-process that processes and stores the
questions submitted via a web form --> (
http://www.antennex.com/cgi-bin/qm/Question.cgi ).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# if(open(QUESTION, ">$Data/questionfiles/$PID.ftf")) {
# flock(QUESTION, '2');
# print QUESTION "name||$FORM{name}\nemail||$FORM{email}\n";
# print QUESTION "date||$SHOW_TIME on $SHOW_DATE||$time\n\n\n"; # 3 new
lines
# print QUESTION "$FORM{message}\n";
# close QUESTION;
# backup("$Data/questionfiles/$PID.ftf");
# ...etc., etc.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Any suggestions appreciated.....!!
Best regards,
Jack
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