is also possible to have some sort of "admin panel" where manage users, ban spammers, set some policies or something?
Don 2008/12/10 Ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > TWiT Army was brought down by spam tonight. A malicious poster entered the > same horrid message close to 3000 times. The server admins were unavailable > and I felt it was up to me to try and stop it. I ran some scripts that my > coder wrote and was actually able to stop the spammer for a short time. We > closed off new registrations but they must have a found a loophole. In my > efforts, by running these unauthorized scripts on the server, I lost my > access privelages. It's been a long day and nothing seems to have gone > right. I made my choice and was aware that there may be consequences, but I > thought I had to act. I would like to say that I am disappointed in the > shear lack of admin tools in laconica to fight spam like this. I think that > this should become a major priority for this community. I try to follow the > tickets and the mailing list, but I must admit I don't ever really know what > is going on and what is planned. It's all a bit of a jumbled mess to me, but > maybe that is because I'm just a photoshop monkey and not a dev. I don't > know. In any case, I hope I have influenced you to take a closer look at > this problem. > > Thanks, > Ben > (thefrogman) > TWiT Army > _______________________________________________ > Laconica-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.laconi.ca/mailman/listinfo/laconica-dev > >
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