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Timestamp:
11/11/13 12:35:13 (12 years ago)
Author:
franck <carnet.franck.paul@…>
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2.6
Message:

Update some english helps (antispam filters, main index)

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plugins/antispam/locales/en/help
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  • plugins/antispam/locales/en/help/comments.html

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    3   <title>Antispam moderation</title> 
     3  <title>Moderation of junk messages</title> 
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    8 <h4>Antispam moderation</h4> 
     8<h4>Moderation of junk messages</h4> 
     9<p>Junk messages, commonly called spams, are usually comments posted by robots.</p> 
     10 
     11<dl> 
     12<dt>Show spam messages</dt> 
     13<dd>Allows you to control all the comments and trackbacks Dotclear identified as spams before deleting them. Sometimes, a real comment can be identified as a false positive.</dd> 
     14 
     15<dt>Delete all spams</dt> 
     16<dd>By clicking on this button, all the comments and trackbacks marked as spam will be deleted. This action cannot be cancelled.</dd> 
     17 
     18<dt>Scheduled moderation</dt> 
     19<dd>If you indicated a number of days in the Antispam section of your blog settings, all the comments and trackbacks marked as spam will be deleted after the given time.</dd> 
     20</dl> 
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  • plugins/antispam/locales/en/help/filters.html

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    88<h4>Filters</h4> 
     9<dl> 
     10<dt>Fair Trackbacks</dt> 
     11<dd>This filter checks if entering trackbacks contain a link to your entry. If it is not the case, they will be automatically banned, which means they won't appear in the list of junk comments.</dd> 
     12<dt>Links Lookup</dt> 
     13<dd>This filter works a bit like <strong>IP Lookup</strong> except instead of checking the author's IP address, it will check the links contained in the comment (including the author's website) appear in the <a href="http://www.surbl.org/">URI reputation website SURBL</a>. This filter cannot be configured.</dd> 
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  • plugins/antispam/locales/en/help/help.html

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    88<h4>Antispam</h4> 
     9     <p>Spam in comments and trackbacks went from an anecdotic issue to a massive problem. Nowadays, it is mandatory to have access to a set of filters to check if a comment is potentially a junk or not. This is the purpose of the Antispam plugin.</p> 
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    10 </body> 
     11<dl> 
     12     <dt>Information</dt> 
     13     <dd>The <strong>Junk comments</strong> link will take you to a list of all the junk comments (you will be able to run batch actions on junk comments in this page).</dd> 
     14     <dd>The <strong>Published comments</strong> link will take you to a list of all published comments (you will be able to run batch actions in this page).</dd> 
     15     <dd>The <strong>Delete all spams</strong> button will remove all spam messages at once.</dd> 
     16      
     17     <dt>Available spam filters</dt> 
     18     <dd>By default, Dotclear comes with 6 filters, including 2 deactivated filters. You can add more later on.</dd>  
     19     <dd><strong>Order:</strong> Filters are applied from top to bottom. You can modify the filters order. Note that some default filters (<strong>IP Lookup</strong>, <strong>Links Lookup</strong> and <strong>Akismet</strong>) require access to the Netowrk and therefore can take some time. It is better to leave them towards the end of the list. In addition, the <strong>IP Filter</strong> filter decides which messages are not spam, so it's better to leave it at the top of the list.</dd> 
     20 
     21     <dd><strong>Active:</strong> Check the box to activate a filter, uncheck it to deactivate it.</dd> 
     22     <dd><strong>Auto Del.:</strong> If this box is checked, the messages considered as junk by this filter will be automatically deleted without any chance to make sure it was not a false positive.</dd> 
     23     <dd><strong>Filter configuration:</strong> Some filters can (and, in some cases, must) be configured to be efficient. Click on this icon to access the configuration page of the filter.</dd>  
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  • plugins/antispam/locales/en/help/ip.html

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    88<h4>IP Filter</h4> 
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     10<p>This filter allows you to manually blacklist or whitelist IP addresses. A comment coming from an IP address listed in the Black list section will immediately be considered as junk; A comment coming from an IP address listed in the White list section will be considered as trusted and the other antispam filters won't process it.</p> 
     11 
     12<p>To add an IP, first select the tab you want (<strong>Blacklist</strong> or <strong>Whitelist</strong>) and enter the IP address. The <strong>Global IP</strong> checkbox is available if you are a super administrator and will allow you to add the IP address to all the blogs of your Dotclear installation.</p> 
     13 
     14<p>You can add IP addresses with a network mask to block or allow a range of IP addresses. For example:</p> 
     15<ul> 
     16    <li><code>127.0.0.0/255.0.0.0</code> or the abbreviated form <code>127/8</code> will recognize all the IP addresses like <code>127.xxx.xxx.xxx</code></li> 
     17    <li><code>127.0.0.0/255.255.0.0</code> or the abbreviated form <code>127.0/16</code> will recognize all the IP addresses like <code>127.0.xxx.xxx</code></li> 
     18    <li><code>127.0.0.0/255.255.255.0</code> or the abbreviated form <code>127.0.0/24</code> will recognize all the IP addresses like <code>127.0.0.xxx</code></li> 
     19</ul> 
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  • plugins/antispam/locales/en/help/iplookup.html

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    88<h4>IP Lookup Filter</h4> 
     9<p>IP Lookup is a filter that checks the IP address of a comment's author on shared lists called <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNSBL">DNS-based Blackhole List (DNSBL)</a> (also known as <em>Real-time Blackhole List (RBL)</em>). By default, the filter uses the following servers: <code>sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org</code> and <code>bsb.spamlookup.net</code>. You can find a <a href="http://www.moensted.dk/spam/">list of existing servers on this page.</a></p> 
     10 
     11<p>You can add as many servers as you want, separated by commas. Don't forget to click on <strong>Save</strong> to take your modifications into account.<p> 
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  • plugins/antispam/locales/en/help/words.html

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    3   <title>Words Filter</title> 
     3  <title>Bad Words</title> 
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    8 <h4>Words Filter</h4> 
     8<h4>Bad Words</h4> 
    99 
     10<p>This will filter comments based on the words that are used in the user name, e-mail address, website URL or the comment content.</p> 
     11 
     12<dl> 
     13<dt>Add a word</dt> 
     14     <dd>Similarly to IP addresses filtering, simply add the word you would like to filter. You can also, if you have the right permissions, define global words that will be used for all the blogs in your Dotclear installation.</dd>  
     15     <dd>Hint: You can add a regular expression to your words list by adding a <code>/</code> at the beginning and the end of the word. For instance, <code>/foo/</code> will filter all the words containing <em>foo</em>.</dd> 
     16<dt>List of bad words</dt> 
     17     <dd>List of words that make the comment listed as junk.</dd> 
     18     <dd>To remove words from this list, select the word(s) and press <strong>Delete selected words</strong>.</dd> 
     19<dt>Create default wordlist</dt> 
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