I've noticed that even though phwiki is configured to ALLOW_ANON_EDIT = false; it allows anonymous comments (via WikiBlog- or AddComment-plugin). I would like to keep it that way but in case of comment-spam I would like to be able to react immediately.
My server allows me to use .htaccess. How should I use this ideally to keep non-welcome visitors (spammers) out of my phpwiki? Or is there a better way?
any experiences?
thanks for any hints,
Stefan
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I've noticed that even though phwiki is configured to ALLOW_ANON_EDIT = false; it allows anonymous comments (via WikiBlog- or AddComment-plugin). I would like to keep it that way but in case of comment-spam I would like to be able to react immediately.
My server allows me to use .htaccess. How should I use this ideally to keep non-welcome visitors (spammers) out of my phpwiki? Or is there a better way?
any experiences?
thanks for any hints,
Stefan
AddComment and WikiBlog are especially made for closed wikis where you want to allow some limited content from outside.
To disable this remove the plugin or fix the ACL's for the interim subpage diretory.