Anti Auto poster?

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-Im.z2ight-

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I heard someone talking about they used a code to block auto posters from use it on there site.

Is this true?

Can you share the code please.
 
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don't see how as the ip is just gonna be the same as the users eh.. unless it has a specific user-agent?? sorry im not to familiar with these auto posters...
 
htaccess useragent "black" will block 80% of auto submits

example
Code:
   RewriteEngine on
   RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^BadBot
   RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://go.away/
 
Yes, you just have to block the known user agents of the auto posters in htaccess...until they start spoofing a browser user agent then there really isn't much you can do other than enforcing a post time limit.
 
not if you don't put Google etc's useragent ;)

however Jay will need to confirm his posters useragent but I think its Black
 
What about warez forums that require you to check a box before you submit a post? The little check box says you'll follow the rules, etc. Some sites have this and you have to check the box every 5 or 6 posts you made. It doesn't go away even if you've made hundreds of posts. I can't think of the specific forum right now, but I can't use MultiPoster on that forum because of the damn check box.

Now that I think about it, autoposters could be set up to check a certain box field...
 
What about warez forums that require you to check a box before you submit a post? The little check box says you'll follow the rules, etc. Some sites have this and you have to check the box every 5 or 6 posts you made. It doesn't go away even if you've made hundreds of posts. I can't think of the specific forum right now, but I can't use MultiPoster on that forum because of the damn check box.

Now that I think about it, autoposters could be set up to check a certain box field...

Would then be simple for auto poster creators to bypass this.

Maybe an auto changing anti-bot question would work well but annoying for genuine users.
 
What about warez forums that require you to check a box before you submit a post? The little check box says you'll follow the rules, etc. Some sites have this and you have to check the box every 5 or 6 posts you made. It doesn't go away even if you've made hundreds of posts. I can't think of the specific forum right now, but I can't use MultiPoster on that forum because of the damn check box.

Now that I think about it, autoposters could be set up to check a certain box field...


DP has this feature and the use vb as their software
 
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