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Posted by Chris Withers on Saturday August 16, @11:30PMfrom the o-f-f-s dept. Even though Akismet is filtering out a lot of the spam postings, the SNR is still close to zero, so I'm afraid posting on this site is once again disabled. Please post to the mailing list if you want help... Read More...
Posted by Wang Shuhao on Wednesday June 18, @06:36PMfrom the dept. I'm new with Squishdot. After I setup a SquishSite, I want to add a posting as Anonymous role, but SquishSite will popup the login dialog. If I cancel the dialog I got following error message : Error Type: Unauthorized Error Value: You are not allowed to access 'suggest_author' in this context I've investgated the source code (SquishSite.py) and found that : security.setPermissionDefault(AddPostings, ('Anonymous','Manager',)) security.declareProtected(AddPostings, 'suggest_author') def suggest_author(self): ... I think there should have no problem for Anonymous users to access the suggest_author method without explicitly grant AddPosints permission to Anonymous role in the "security" tab. So I wondered what's the problem? Read More... (3 comments)
Posted by Chris Withers on Wednesday June 11, @11:37PMfrom the maybe-this-will-work dept. I've just finished a recipe to get filtering of posts to Squishdot with Akismet working. Read on if you're still running Squishdot Sites and would like to do the same... Read More... (1 comment, 992 bytes in body)
Posted by Chris Withers on Monday March 12, @02:45PMfrom the why-are-they-doing-this? dept. Has anyone else had their blogs spammed by a company called Avangate BV? (www.avangate.com) Looks like these guys are pretty evil, a quick google refers to a tonne of spam they've tried to have posted on various blogs that have little to do with the subject matter they're spamming on... I'd certainly be interested to hear from people who've had similar problems with this organisation. Read More...
Posted by Jonathan Mark on Friday February 09, @11:39PMfrom the Time to upgrade to a modern syndication method dept. Here is a DTML method called posting_xml. If you place it in the same directory as your Squishdot 1.5 index_html page it will produce an Atom 1.0 feed. It will display the same articles as index_html does. I tested it on Zope 2.62 but it should work anywhere. Read More... (1 comment, 1629 bytes in body)
Posted by Jason on Wednesday December 13, @07:11PMfrom the dept. Question about minimizing spam attacks to squishdot. Read More... (7 comments, 864 bytes in body)
Posted by Hans Then on Friday November 03, @04:48PMfrom the dept. I would like to add an e-mail notification system so that when a new article is posted, a notification message is sent to a mailing list. How can I do this? Can I plugin a python method somewhere just after a posting is succesfully added? Or do I need to edit the product code? Thanks in advance, Hans Read More... (3 comments)
Posted by Chris Withers on Wednesday September 27, @10:21PMfrom the damn-i-hate-it-when-that-happens dept. Some of my efforts to abate the amount of spam that I have to moderate off squishdot.org unfortunately resulted in posting attempts resulting in unauthorized beign raised. All fixed now though... Read More...
Posted by Jonathan Mark on Monday September 18, @09:22PMfrom the muppet dept. My Squishdot instance at jonathanmark.com/Blog slows at 3000 postings. Is there a nonscalable section of the Squishsite.py code? Read More... (3 comments, 1128 bytes in body)
Posted by John S Wolter on Wednesday September 06, @05:19PMfrom the Need password access to site and more... dept. I have it from rumor that Squishdot could be placed within Plone or CMF to gain access control and other features. Is there any truth to this rumor or is there another approach to this... Read More... (3 comments) |
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