Anti-spam | |
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1.1. Tiki registrations: Passcode to register + show it for humans | |
1.1.1. Using pretty tracker template | |
Using "Use tracker to collect more user information" (admin -> login) you can design your own registration page by setting "Use pretty trackers for registration form". Activate the passcode option and enter a number (8 for example). In your registration pretty tracker template enter some text like "How much is 5+3" and add the field {$register_passcode}. As long the user is not human an not entering the number 8 in the field, registration will fail. |
1.1.2. Newer versions: using an admin setting | |
In the most recent versions of 6.x, 9.x, 10.x and 11.0 this is now a feature. Just visit tiki-admin.php?page=login and activate "Require passcode to register", save your settings. And then activate the new option that you will see saying: "Show passcode on registration form". |
1.1.3. Older versions: setting it by hand | |
If you can't see the option "Show passcode on registration form" in the security admin panel, then you can still use passcode and show it in the registration screen by configuring this behavior by hand. An easy trick (by luci: thanks!)
Note To make the passcode a bit trickier to fetch properly by robots we can also write it with some html tags inside (or affecting half the passcode). E.g.: Copy to clipboard
instead of just Copy to clipboard
or Copy to clipboard
This way, the user will read the same word that they have to type in:
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1.2. Banning Users or IPs | |
See How to Ban many IP from fake registrations You can also mass ban ips from comments pending moderation. See Comment Moderation Or you can ban many ip's at once directly through the Action Log interface.
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1.3. Remove Spam | |
If you got spam before you applied the measures to avoid it, see How to Remove SPAM
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