[ckan-discuss] spam on no.ckan.net

Mon Jun 11 09:52:26 BST 2012

There's no greatly automated way of doing this. I do suggest
configuring the instance so that only logged in users may edit and you
can delete and purge the spam using the admin interface.

Rufus

On 9 June 2012 10:32, Olav Anders Øvrebø <olav.ovrebo at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have deleted two spam datasets on no.ckan.net today and yesterday. Any way
> to prevent these from coming?
>
> Here's a copy of the last one:
>
> rca462442-bc01-4b42-b4e8-2e6f8ae31df4 [omar:updated:resources]: I would
> suggest that you don't use these pelacs because they are expensive. Look for
> another job or borrow from a friend. If you can't do the above I would
> suggest you go to and use referral code ZPKWFG. If you use this code you
> will get 50% off the fees and no credit check for being a new customer and
> if you use this code it helps out the local boys and girls club. If you need
> it to use it use it once and don't continue to use these types of programs.
>
> by 208.40.109.189
> Berørte datakilder: [omar:updated:resources]. I would suggest that you don't
> use these pelacs because they are expensive. Look for another job or borrow
> from a friend. If you can't do the above I would suggest you go to and use
> referral code ZPKWFG. If you use this code you will get 50% off the fees and
> no credit check for being a new customer and if you use this code it helps
> out the local boys and girls club. If you need it to use it use it once and
> don't continue to use these types of programs.
>
>
> Best
> olav
>
>
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