epaulo•16th of April 2015
Based on a suggestion I found in the BoonEx Forum, I added a Forbidden Email Provider function to design.inc.php file and over time have been adding email providers that I've found to be repeatedly associated with spammers... but not my members personal emails. This simple trick appears to help keep many spammers from setting up accounts on my dolphin site. As you can guess, I don't use it for Gmail, Hotmail and other very popular email providers... but at least I can eliminate many of the 'temp' see more
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epaulo•16th of April 2015•
BTW, Deano has a "Dolphin Anti Spam" module which has within it a tool for doing the same thing... eliminating the need to edit a Dolphin core file.
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Andrew Boon•16th of April 2015•
This is a good one, indeed. A whole lot of them come from slack email providers with poor policies, like 123.com.
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