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[RAMBO] The REBOL bug and enhancement database

Sunanda
6-Mar-2007
[2802]
A guess: the web site is probably running a /core version -- /view 
versions used to not work well in CGI environments (though that may 
have changed).
/core has no draw ability.
Graham
6-Mar-2007
[2803x2]
A math based captcha doesn't require draw
Or, the images could be pre-generated
Maxim
6-Mar-2007
[2805]
doesn't core support the draw native?  which can draw directly on 
an image datatype.
Oldes
6-Mar-2007
[2806x2]
Or the form inserted using javascript
(at least the submit button)
Gabriele
7-Mar-2007
[2808]
i've just been in bed with a flu for the last few days, so noone 
has been deleting spam :)
Graham
7-Mar-2007
[2809x2]
Wouldn't it be a little easier to add a captcha to the script ?
Or, even simpler, just add my smtp challenge script to validate the 
email address?
Oldes
7-Mar-2007
[2811x2]
I think, that email validation is so often required that every bot 
must know how to fill field named EMAIL
I really don't know, why everybody must be forced to rewrite some 
letters or do basic math only because of a few idiots. Just block 
their IPs or give the captcha only to some of these IP ranges (if 
you think, that there still can be someone innocent). That's what 
I would do.
Henrik
7-Mar-2007
[2813]
how can you possibly be sure that the IP does not contain a zombie 
spam bot that posts to the site as well as real posters?
Oldes
7-Mar-2007
[2814]
that's why I say - give the captchas only to users from these IPs
Graham
7-Mar-2007
[2815x4]
why should gabriele be forced out of his sick bed to delete spam?
better to have a captcha test
spammers use proxies so you can't always block their ip address
or, use zombie pcs
Oldes
7-Mar-2007
[2819]
so insert the submit tag using javascript
Graham
7-Mar-2007
[2820]
and use chickenscript to automate javascript
Oldes
7-Mar-2007
[2821x2]
that's easy and works
what is chickenscript?
Graham
7-Mar-2007
[2823]
browser plugin for firefox that drives firefox
Oldes
7-Mar-2007
[2824]
I don't think there is many robots evaluating javascript
Graham
7-Mar-2007
[2825x2]
use it to automatically login to sites, evaluate javascript etc
I use it all the time ...
Oldes
7-Mar-2007
[2827x2]
ok... I give up
anyway, I would like to see from which IPs the spam is comming
Gabriele
7-Mar-2007
[2829]
in my experience... blocking ips can block 90% of spam, but not all. 
of the remaining 10%, a good amount is actually posted by humans, 
so there are no easy way to block it.
Maxim
7-Mar-2007
[2830x2]
Gabriele, could a captcha be added easily and timely to RAMBO... 
as well as a "preview" step... hitting the "enter" is easy to do 
involuntarily.
?
Gabriele
7-Mar-2007
[2832]
i don't have time for it now :)
Anton
7-Mar-2007
[2833]
chickenfoot
btiffin
8-Apr-2007
[2834x2]
Could someone update RAMBO ticket 3455 with info that Linux (at least 
Debian) supports a

sensible-browser

command.
And then maybe mention that this script calls x-www-browser and then 
www-browser if there is no BROWSER env var

Thanks.
Gabriele
9-Apr-2007
[2836]
done.
Alan
9-Apr-2007
[2837]
Gabriele: so there is a script that I can use with mandriva to set 
browser path ? if so can you send a link ? Thanks !
Gabriele
9-Apr-2007
[2838]
no, i have just added brian's info to the ticket. Debian has a command 
(a bash script I assume) that will launch the user defined browser.
Alan
10-Apr-2007
[2839]
yeah tried on Mandriva using the Debian tricks and no luck
Anton
23-Apr-2007
[2840]
eh?
>> replace "aa-aa" "aa" "P"
== "P-aa"
Henrik
23-Apr-2007
[2841]
what's the problem?
Graham
23-Apr-2007
[2842]
replace/all ???
Anton
23-Apr-2007
[2843]
ahaa.. :) thanks Graham.
Henrik
25-Apr-2007
[2844x6]
>> mold/all/flat []
Bus error

Core 2.6.2.2.4 on MacOSX
works fine in WinXP
>> mold []
== "[]"
>> mold/all []
== "[]"
>> mold/flat []
== "[]"
>> mold/all/flat []
Bus error
same happens under Linux
also exists under Core 2.7.5.2.4 for MacOSX
RAMBO'ed
Gabriele
28-Apr-2007
[2850x2]
Re: 4268 - Gregg, do you think it really should return %/a/ %/c/ 
etc?
when you do a read %dir/   and you get %subdir/   as a result, you 
know that the path to subdir is %dir/subdir/  so it seems consistent 
to me that a read %/ gives %a/ and the path is %/a/ .