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  1. #1
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    Default Attack detection seems not to work?

    Hello
    I'm using the latest version. And I have set "ENABLE_ATTACK_DETECTION" to true.

    In a form with five fields I fill in my e-mail in every field – but the form passed without any error. I also tried to fill in url's in every field ("ATTACK_DETECTION_MANY_URLS",1). Passed too.

    I must be missing some setting??

    I have also added my fields name to "ATTACK_DETECTION_DUPS"

    Anyone know how to get this working?

    Regards, Magnus

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    Post Re: Attack detection seems not to work?

    Are you actually getting the form submission and not an alert e-mail? are you being directed to the attack detection page?

    What is your form's url?

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    Default Re: Attack detection seems not to work?

    Hi

    Yes, the form is submitted to the right e-mail.

    Here are the form: http://www.kattliv.com/tavling.php?tavling=hemma

    Regards, Magnus

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    Post Re: Attack detection seems not to work?

    If I put any any urls in your form then I get the attack detection url as I should. I used www.msn.com. So, this seems to be working.

    I tried putting in test@test.com in all of the fields and it when thru.

    What is your setting for ATTACK_DETECTION_DUPS?

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    Default Re: Attack detection seems not to work?

    Aahh.
    I tried with a .se url, and that went through. com does not

    (Added .se to the URL pattern - sorry for being so sloppy).

    Here are my settings for DUPS:
    ATTACK_DETECTION_DUPS = array("realname","namn","adress","country","zip",
    "telefon","postcode","state","e-post");


    Regards, Magnus

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    Post Re: Attack detection seems not to work?

    Check your field names in the DUPS setting. Keep in mind that they are case sensitive.

    On your form you have Namn, Adress, postadress, Telefon, and e-post.

    The only one that exactly matches your DUPS setting is e-post.

    That should fix the problem.

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    Default Re: Attack detection seems not to work?

    Great!
    Thanks for your help

    -- magnus

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    Default Re: Attack detection seems not to work?

    btw, "e-post" is not a good field name for PHP/FormMail

    i think it's valid HTML, but can cause problems with some PHP and FM functions

    u should rename it to "e_post" - replace hyphen with underscore

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    Default Re: Attack detection seems not to work?

    Okay, I will tell the person who do the writing and updating on the site.

    Thanks for the tip

    -- magnus

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