[lierduh]

Originally Posted by SEO Report

lierduh,

Spam is becoming really annoying in my case, and while the kill file helps a lot, it isn't sufficient due the crazy number of rubbish posted msg

How about adding regular expression support to the killfile routine? (might not be an easy task, I don't know...). I'm not a php programmer, but after looking at the killfile_match() function, I figured that one can strip title and body text and test them against a configurable list of reg expressions, we would have a great antispam filter!

Perhaps something like :

PHP Code:

foreach ($RegExpSetting AS $eachRegExp)
  preg_match_all ($eachRegExp, $eachRegExp, $killfile_array); 


What do you think?

-k

That could cause a support nightmare. We have already had quite a few posts regarding how to use the existing simple killfile format.

I have allowed custom settings to be created via the Admin interface, so a killfile with Regular Expression can be entered through Admin interface. You can then add custom functions to the scripts...