Trac doesn't reject anonymous tickets, but marks about all from not logged in users as spam #2521
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dak180 edited the issue description |
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dak180 commented Looking into b.; most of the issues are from the BayesianFilterStrategy not being active due to the Bayesian subsystem not having been installed. Now that it is active I will be training it and that part of things should get better once I have enough ham to feed it. That does not address a. but since that plugin was written by Giel we should ask him what might be done about it. |
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dak180 commented The easiest way for someone to ensure that a comment does not get marked as spam (short of getting an account and signing in) would be to set a user name and email address (preferably a real one so they get contacted by changes made to their tickets) in the [/prefs Trac Prefs] (this would require cookies to be accepted and saved to work). |
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Fastdeath commented I think we can close this as we have moderation now, right? |
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cybersphinx commented I guess so. |
resolution_fixedtype_bug| by cybersphinxI guess the requirement for an email address for not logged in users is ok, but trac should:
a. tell anonymous submitters that they need to enter an email address
b. needs some better handling of potential spam tickets.
Maybe treat all as ham, and mark as spam to train (though that might be too much work), or make the filtered tickets more accessible, so they can be marked as ham (maybe like e.g. gmx, mail a list of all subjects periodically).
Issue migrated from trac:2521 at 2022-04-16 07:50:43 -0700
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