| Blog comment spam |
I occasionally comment on the amount of comment spam I get here. But I felt further analysis might be a good idea, so I am not logging as much information as possible about the commenter when they submit a comment. This dump below I find fairly interesting (it's for approximately the last 24 hours).
mikal@daedalus:~/blog-comments$ find . -type f -name *.info -exec cat {} \; | \
grep REMOTE_ADDR | sort | uniq -c | sort -n
2 REMOTE_ADDR = 85.255.117.250
3 REMOTE_ADDR = 203.142.1.182
5 REMOTE_ADDR = 202.71.106.121
8 REMOTE_ADDR = 202.75.62.79
9 REMOTE_ADDR = 202.75.49.130
11 REMOTE_ADDR = 202.76.235.6
12 REMOTE_ADDR = 202.75.49.131
13 REMOTE_ADDR = 202.75.49.134
16 REMOTE_ADDR = 202.75.49.133
mikal@daedalus:~/blog-comments$
I wonder if blocking specific IPs would help the spam level, or if stopping comments on some posts would help? There certainly seem to be some "hot spot" posts:
264: /home/mikal/blog-comments/travel/usa/california/santaclara/000003 179: /home/mikal/blog-comments/diary/lca2005/000029 170: /home/mikal/blog-comments/linux/000038 158: /home/mikal/blog-comments/diary/000796 134: /home/mikal/blog-comments/diary/000795 92: /home/mikal/blog-comments/pdfdb/000001 87: /home/mikal/blog-comments/link/000065 81: /home/mikal/blog-comments/diary/toys/000001 79: /home/mikal/blog-comments/travel/usa/000006 70: /home/mikal/blog-comments/diary/toys/mp101/pymediaserver/000001
I think I will ponder more.
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