projecthoneypot blocking access to bug reporting form
| From: | Jo Schulze | Date: | Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:20:24 +0000 |
| Subject: | projecthoneypot blocking access to bug reporting form | ||
| Groups: | php.pear.dev | ||
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Hi,
I was just about to assign a feature request to HTML Template_Flexy but
I can't because
We can not allow you to continue since your IP has been marked
suspicious by the http://projecthoneypot.org/, if that
was done in
error then please contact pear-dev@lists.php.net as well as the
projecthoneypot people to resolve the issue.
When looking up my current IP (88.66.235.40) at
http://projecthoneypot.org it says
This IP has not seen any suspicious activity within the last 3 months.
This IP is most likely clean and trustworthy now. (This record will
remain public for historical purposes, however.)
To be more precise, the last (and AFAICS only) report is more than 7
months old. In fact the IP is part of the dynamic IP pool of Arcor AG,
Germany (a german ISP), assigned to DSL dial-up connections.
I don't think it is a good idea to include dynamic IP pools to blocking
lists at all, especially if they are that old. Chances are high that
the whole IP pool will get blocked because of one SPAM idiot who
reconnects (thus gets a randomly new IP) after every SPAM attempt.
Either do a better checking against the blacklist or rm the whole thing
from bugs.php.net
--
Gruß/ Best regards,
Jo Schulze
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