Marc Weber wrote:
> I've introduced a total limit of 500 POST requests within 4h which is
> slightly more than POST requests happen within 24h on an average day
> (380 posts in 24h)
>
> Thus if a bot uses multiple IPs, he should still fail soon
> (unfortunately everybody else, too) - I think its more importatnt to
> protect against attacks in these cases.. Because we don't want to delete
> that many scripts and user accounts.
>
> I hope vim.sf.net is much safer now. I don't have any additional ideas.
> So let me know whether you think these changes are appropriate.
Thanks for doing this!
I think we can be rather strict. If a human is doing a lot of work, we
can ask him to try again in 4 hours. And send us a message that this
happened, so that we can tune the limit. Perhaps for specific cases.
Please send me a diff of the changes you made (or the new files)
privately. Otherwise a sync from my side might overwrite your changes.
Cc John Beckett, he is also keeping an eye on things.
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