Looking for SPAM in Svnwiki

Hi.

I used the following script to look for SPAM in the
Svnwiki repository. I thought it could be useful.

Y use it like this:

./search-spam.pl viagra
./search-spam.pl stock
./search-spam.pl cheap
./search-spam.pl meds

ETC.

Regards,
N.-

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;

# As a parameter, we receive a word. Try with viagra, hotel,
stock
# and those common words.

my $word = shift; #No getopt, yet.

open(MIGHT_BE_SPAM, "grep -c -R -i $word * |");

while(<MIGHT_BE_SPAM>)
{
  chomp;

  my ($x, $y) = split(/:/,$_,2);

  $y = int($y);

 print "$xn"
   if ($y > 0 and not $x =~ /.svn/)
}


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Here is some functionality I've been thinking of
implementing as an
Svnwiki extension.  I'd like to know what you guys think. 
Would it be
useful?

For each page in the wiki, the extension keeps a list of
email
addresses that are subscribed to it.  Whenever a change is
made to the
page or a comment is posted, a message is sent to all those
addresses.

To subscribe, a user can enter the email address in a field
in the
edit form or the form for posting messages to the page's
discussion.
Also, she can click on a "Email" tab on a file or
directory, which
will show a form just asking for the email address.  When an
email
address is received for a page, a random password is
generated and an
email is sent, asking for confirmation (so only the actual
owner of
the mailbox can subscribe it).

As part of the installation for the extension, an email
server is
configured so messages sent to “svnwikidomain”
get passed as the
input to a svnwiki-mailing-list software.  Whenever a
message gets
sent to svnwiki+WIKINAME+FILEdomain from an email
address already
subscribed to the file (or one of its containing
directories), the
action taken is exactly the same as if that message had been
posted to
the discussion through the web interface (ie. it gets added
to the
discussion page for the file).

When a discussion page has more than a certain number of
messages (or
when the messages have been posted in different months), the
format
for the discussion page changes, to one more similar to the
one of
mailing list archives (see
h
ttp://bachue.com/colibri/listas/colibri/dates.html for
an example
archive generated by some old software I wrote).

When a message is added to a discussion page, an email
message is sent
to all the address that have subscribed to it.  Also, when
the file is
modified, a message with a diff is sent.  I suppose we could
use
different options so each user can specify if he only wants
to see
comments or only diffs for edits or both.

Once this is stable, we can probably replace this mailing
list with
svnwiki+default+svnwikifreaks-unidos.net, the mailing list
associated
with http://wiki.fr
eaks-unidos.net/svnwiki.  Of course, a wiki-wide
mailing list is created in svnwiki+WIKINAMEdomain.

Another side effect is that posts to the weblogs would
automatically
have an associated mailing list.  If one posts and
subscribes, one
will get emails for comments other people add.  I think this
may
significantly increase the amount of dialogue in our posts:
it would
make it less likely for someone who participates in a
discussion to
miss messages sent to that discussion and it would also make
it easier
to reply (just use your email client).  If you want to
subscribe to
all the mailing lists of, say, arhuaco's weblog, you just
subscribe
once to his directory.

Also, I'm considering moving away from the current format
for
xsvnwiki-discuss files to a directory.  The discussion page
xsvnwiki-discuss/foo becomes a directory and each comment
becomes a
file inside.  This would simplify things like counting the
number of
comments, detecting which comment a particular commit has
modified,
keeping track of the date of a comment, seeing how many
times a given
comment has been modified, etc..

Thoughts?

Alejo.
http://azul.freaks-uni
dos.net/

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Hello.

I don't know, It sounds too complicated. Having an entirely
mailing
list for each files it's kind of bloat. I would prefer an
alternative
based on RSS.  Why not just make an RSS feed with all that
information: article changes and discussion comments? For
things like
weblogs, you could make two rss feed, one named 'standard
feed', with
only new posts, and another one called 'detailed feed' for
new posts,
updates and comments. Of course, it's not as easy as
clicking on
'reply' in the email client, but is much simpler. It won't
require an
additional dependency and configuration.

About making xsvnwiki-discussion directories, I think is a
very good
idea. It would simplify also the process of deleting and
correcting
comments.

Manuel.

2007/6/3, Alejandro Forero Cuervo <azulfreaks-unidos.net>:
> Here is some functionality I've been thinking of
implementing as an
> Svnwiki extension.  I'd like to know what you guys
think.  Would it be
> useful?
>
> For each page in the wiki, the extension keeps a list
of email
> addresses that are subscribed to it.  Whenever a change
is made to the
> page or a comment is posted, a message is sent to all
those addresses.
>
> To subscribe, a user can enter the email address in a
field in the
> edit form or the form for posting messages to the
page's discussion.
> Also, she can click on a "Email" tab on a
file or directory, which
> will show a form just asking for the email address. 
When an email
> address is received for a page, a random password is
generated and an
> email is sent, asking for confirmation (so only the
actual owner of
> the mailbox can subscribe it).
>
> As part of the installation for the extension, an email
server is
> configured so messages sent to "svnwikidomain" get passed as the
> input to a svnwiki-mailing-list software.  Whenever a
message gets
> sent to svnwiki+WIKINAME+FILEdomain from an email
address already
> subscribed to the file (or one of its containing
directories), the
> action taken is exactly the same as if that message had
been posted to
> the discussion through the web interface (ie. it gets
added to the
> discussion page for the file).
>
> When a discussion page has more than a certain number
of messages (or
> when the messages have been posted in different
months), the format
> for the discussion page changes, to one more similar to
the one of
> mailing list archives (see
> h
ttp://bachue.com/colibri/listas/colibri/dates.html for
an example
> archive generated by some old software I wrote).
>
> When a message is added to a discussion page, an email
message is sent
> to all the address that have subscribed to it.  Also,
when the file is
> modified, a message with a diff is sent.  I suppose we
could use
> different options so each user can specify if he only
wants to see
> comments or only diffs for edits or both.
>
> Once this is stable, we can probably replace this
mailing list with
> svnwiki+default+svnwikifreaks-unidos.net, the
mailing list associated
> with http://wiki.fr
eaks-unidos.net/svnwiki.  Of course, a wiki-wide
> mailing list is created in svnwiki+WIKINAMEdomain.
>
> Another side effect is that posts to the weblogs would
automatically
> have an associated mailing list.  If one posts and
subscribes, one
> will get emails for comments other people add.  I think
this may
> significantly increase the amount of dialogue in our
posts: it would
> make it less likely for someone who participates in a
discussion to
> miss messages sent to that discussion and it would also
make it easier
> to reply (just use your email client).  If you want to
subscribe to
> all the mailing lists of, say, arhuaco's weblog, you
just subscribe
> once to his directory.
>
> Also, I'm considering moving away from the current
format for
> xsvnwiki-discuss files to a directory.  The discussion
page
> xsvnwiki-discuss/foo becomes a directory and each
comment becomes a
> file inside.  This would simplify things like counting
the number of
> comments, detecting which comment a particular commit
has modified,
> keeping track of the date of a comment, seeing how many
times a given
> comment has been modified, etc..
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Alejo.
> http://azul.freaks-uni
dos.net/
>
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Let the repository be with you.

> I don't know, It sounds too complicated.

It would, obviously, be implemented as a separate
application, not a
requirement for Svnwiki, just an optional extension.

> Having an entirely mailing list for each files it's
kind of bloat.

In what sense do you think it is bloat?  You think keeping
in the
database a list of email addresses for people interested in
each file
would be bloat?

I think it's rather useful.  That allows you to easily
subscribe to
many rather slow discussions and makes it difficult for you
to miss
messages posted 6 months from now to a file or directory you
care
about.

> I would prefer an alternative based on RSS.

What I dislike of RSS is that it is pull, whereas email is
push.

> Of course, it's not as easy as clicking on 'reply' in
the email
> client, but is much simpler. It won't require an
additional
> dependency and configuration.

There is no additional configuration required for Svnwiki.

Of course, if you want to install *the* *extension* with all
its
features, you'd also need an email server.  Which is the
case with
most useful mailing list systems.  If you already have one,
all you
need to do is setup an alias, which is probably as easy as
adding
"svnwiki: |/opt/svnwiki-mailing-list" to
/etc/aliases.

> Why not just make an RSS feed with all that
information: article
> changes and discussion comments? For things like
weblogs, you could
> make two rss feed, one named 'standard feed', with only
new posts,
> and another one called 'detailed feed' for new posts,
updates and
> comments.

We already make an RSS feed for every file.  It, of course,
is
oriented to changes, not content.  There is one example
here:

    http://wiki.freaks-unidos.net/weblogs
/azul/xsvnwiki-atom/look-for-positions

I like the idea of including the comments posted in that
RSS.

Thanks.

Alejo.
http://azul.freaks-uni
dos.net/

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Let the repository be with you.

> Once this is stable, we can probably replace this
mailing list with
> svnwiki+default+svnwikifreaks-unidos.net, the
mailing list associated
> with http://wiki.fr
eaks-unidos.net/svnwiki.  Of course, a wiki-wide
> mailing list is created in svnwiki+WIKINAMEdomain.

Hey.

I think that it's a good idea.  If I could suggest an order,
I think that
it would be better to try to reach 1.0 in the Svnwiki core.
I also know
that extensions also help you debug Svnwiki, so it might be
good
if you do to this extension as well.

This extension will have a good impact in Fuwiki, but I
think that
closing these open bugs and creating Debian packages and
sending
them to Debian Sid (the guys of Debian Colombia said they
would
sponsor the uploads) will help Svnwiki even more.

http://wiki.freaks-unidos.net/svnwiki/bugs/
change-commited-file-first
http://wiki.freaks-unidos.net/svnwik
i/bugs/translations-for-svnwiki-messages

Perhaps you could include this extension and the Debian
Packages in
the roadmap for Svnwiki 1.0 

Regards,
Nelson.-

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