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Originally Posted by hornstar1337
Can you elaborate a bit more. You say it is the ultimate spambot killer, but in what way? in bots spamming or in bots registering?
what does it do with the spam, etc. how do I know it is not removing legit posts, etc. we need more detail.
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It does not allow to register spam bots and notoriously known spammers from certain IP's.
If a user registers, it's email (and optionally IP) is compared to the local database (mine) first and if a match was found, rejected.
Flow:
- An incoming email address is formally checked and rejected if invalid.
- If no IP match was found, it connects to the world-wide spammer databases in a certain order, and if there is a match, the IP is stored locally and the user email rejected.
- If the email address apears not to exist (MX lookup & initiation of email transmit, quit before sending), the user email is stored to the local database and will be rejected.
- If none of the above applies, the user may register. At this point it is sure the email account is not coming from a known spammer and the address is really valid.
You may test this service by issuing:
http://uspam.pagerobot.com/index.php...p=64.201.124.1
for a known spammer, and anything else for valid or invalid email addresses. If no IP is specified, the IP test against the world-wide databases is
not performed.
If the emal is invalid, a blank page or 0 is returned. If the service is manually down, a negative value is shown. If the email is valid, a 1 is shown.