From: <gun...@nv...> - 2006-06-20 20:25:42
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Thanks for the update. I was the one who reported the issue. As a =20 temporary fix against sping (spam pings) I had disabled trackbacks =20 inside the code. (return false;) Den 20. jun. 2006 kl. 21.55 skrev bertrand Gugger: > The trackback pings for blog posts are now considered as comments. > So they are allowed only if : > - the feature blog is enabled > - the feature blog posts comments is enabled > - the blog allows comments > - anonymous have the permission to post comments (is this one too =20 > strict ?) That works for our users, if comments and trackbacks can be deleted =20 by the blog owner. (I'll update soon.) > However, some users could like to have only one between comments and > pings allowed. > It could be advisable to separate the perms for those 2 features. > > That could be done without changing the data scheme: > * for the allowance on the per blog basis, by extending the blog's =20 > allow > comments which is now y/n in y/c/t/n where y=3Dboth, c=3Dcomments only = , > t=3Dtrackback only , n=3Dnone (that is backward compat) This sounds good, and is the solution that I would go for. That way, =20 we can have, on the same site, this use case: Anonymous comments is off (global setting). Blog A allows only comments from registered users, not trackbacks. Blog B allows comments from registered users and pingbacks from anybody. > * for the general permission by adding a tiki_p_blog_pings or =20 > certainly > better as it applies only for anonymous a $feature_blogposts_pings The problem is that the permission system kind of breaks down since =20 trackbacks_from are only added by users if the blog is on the same =20 site. Most blogs like to have trackbacks by other sites. A site-wide =20 or per-blog system of whitelists, black lists, and other filtering of =20= trackbacks would be needed to tackle this, and that would be a re-=20 design for HEAD, not a fix for BRANCH-1.9, I think. -- Regards , Vennlig hilsen Gunnar Ren=E9 =D8ie, MSc. IDI/NTNU PGP public key available |