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Matthew Barbour
2019-08-07 14:53:59 -05:00
committed by matthew
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commit de98e86938
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<?php
/*
* Name: Comment Word Ban
* Author: Shish <webmaster@shishnet.org>
* Link: http://code.shishnet.org/shimmie2/
* License: GPLv2
* Description: For stopping spam and other comment abuse
* Documentation:
*
*/
class BanWordsInfo extends ExtensionInfo
{
public const KEY = "ban_words";
public $key = self::KEY;
public $name = "Comment Word Ban";
public $url = self::SHIMMIE_URL;
public $authors = self::SHISH_AUTHOR;
public $license = self::LICENSE_GPLV2;
public $description = "For stopping spam and other comment abuse";
public $documentation =
"Allows an administrator to ban certain words
from comments. This can be a very simple but effective way
of stopping spam; just add \"viagra\", \"porn\", etc to the
banned words list.
<p>Regex bans are also supported, allowing more complicated
bans like <code>/http:.*\.cn\//</code> to block links to
chinese websites, or <code>/.*?http.*?http.*?http.*?http.*?/</code>
to block comments with four (or more) links in.
<p>Note that for non-regex matches, only whole words are
matched, eg banning \"sex\" would block the comment \"get free
sex call this number\", but allow \"This is a photo of Bob
from Essex\"";
}

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<?php
/*
* Name: Comment Word Ban
* Author: Shish <webmaster@shishnet.org>
* Link: http://code.shishnet.org/shimmie2/
* License: GPLv2
* Description: For stopping spam and other comment abuse
* Documentation:
* Allows an administrator to ban certain words
* from comments. This can be a very simple but effective way
* of stopping spam; just add "viagra", "porn", etc to the
* banned words list.
* <p>Regex bans are also supported, allowing more complicated
* bans like <code>/http:.*\.cn\//</code> to block links to
* chinese websites, or <code>/.*?http.*?http.*?http.*?http.*?/</code>
* to block comments with four (or more) links in.
* <p>Note that for non-regex matches, only whole words are
* matched, eg banning "sex" would block the comment "get free
* sex call this number", but allow "This is a photo of Bob
* from Essex"
*/
class BanWords extends Extension
{