Closed bethink closed 14 years ago
Hi Manoj,
You're not doing anything wrong. TypePad just doesn't believe you're a spammer. This is a good thing: it means the service is smart enough to reject false positives.
If you set @comment.author_name = "viagra-test-123"
, TypePad will always return a true response. That's the only reliable way of triggering spam? => true
.
Also, calling @comment.spam!
does not change the value of @comment.spam?
. spam!
only tells TypePad that you think this comment is spam; the next time you call spam?
Rakismet still makes a call to TypePad, who may disagree with you.
Let me know if you have any other questions. Josh
(Oh, and you may want to obtain a new API key now that you've posted yours publicly.)
Thanks Josh for your replay. It is working fine for me if i set the author_name as "viagra-test-123".
One more question,
If i give the wrong key also TypePad is giving response. ( Rakismet::KEY = 'manoj8ef8ccb04d9c1f0049041c86371982a6' ) Then what is the actual purpose of the key.
With Regards,
Manoj
I had not noticed that, but you are correct. Akismet properly returns "invalid" if you pass a bad key; TypePad doesn't. I don't know why that would be.
j
Could you give some other spammy words like 'viagra-test-123' which will make comment as spam in TypePad.
Manoj
"viagra-test-123" is a testing phrase built into Akismet and TypePad. I don't think there are any others, unfortunately.
Thanks josh.
Hi,
I am using Rakismet plugin in my Rails application to check a comment is spam or not. I am using typepad api for that.
configurations in my initializer and model:
Rakismet::KEY = '8ef8ccb04d9c1f0049041c86371982a6' Rakismet::URL = 'http://www.postonline.co.uk/' Rakismet::HOST = 'api.antispam.typepad.com'
has_rakismet :author => :user_name, :author_url => :author_url, :author_email => :email, :comment_type => :status, :content => :description, :permalink => :permalink, :user_ip => :ip_address, :referrer => :referrer
I felt that i am doing mistake some where, since i always got the spam response ( @comment.spam? => 'false' ) as false, even if i submit @comment as spam ( @comment.spam! ), So i tried to trace the rakismet plugin. I got some results while tracing.
verify_url => "http://api.antispam.typepad.com/1.1/verify-key"
data => "key=8ef8ccb04d9c1f0049041c86371982a6&blog=http://www.postonline.co.uk/"
Rakismet::HEADERS => {"Content-Type"=>"application/x-www-form-urlencoded", "User-Agent"=>"Rails/2.2.2 | Rakismet/0.3.5"}
_, result = http.post(akismet.path, data, Rakismet::HEADERS) result => 'valid'
As per my configuration in initializer i can sure that my api key is valid, since validate_key method returns true. And i have got this key from typepad site.
If i write wrong key ( like Rakismet::KEY = 'bangalore is a great city' ) also i am getting the same positive response ( validate_key => true )
also,
@comment.akismet_response => always 'false' @comment.spam! => "Feedback received." @comment.spam!? => 'false'
I am using Rails 2.2.2 and Rakismet 0.3.5.
Where i am doing mistake?
Thanks in advance.
With Regards,
Manoj