spam2web

notice the new thing on the right side of fif3? shows the latest spams dropped into my box (hopefully i've got it filtered right so no pr0n shows up) get it here if you want. oh it requires a line in ~/.procmailrc too.

here's the procmail part. have new messages dropped into a directory

:0 HBci
* ! (naughty|words|that|you|dont|want|on|your|website)
/path/to/web/spam/folder

then set up the spam2web script to run once every couple minutes in cron. oh and you'll need to also need a way to post it to the webpage. i've used server-side includes. go google go.

here's the program from http://www.fif3.com/code/spam2url

#!/usr/local/bin/bash

## by skp v.2 Dec 30 2004 ##

##

## i use this to generate a list of spam i've received and

## randomly pick one to use as a title for my website

## 

## first you need to shim off spam using procmail:

## :0 HBci

## /apache/virtualhost.fif3/htdocs/spam2web

##

## then in html, add a server side include

## and i use an include in the body for the list


RDIR=/apache/htdocs/spam2web

WDIR=/spam2web # path for website viewers

FILE1=$RDIR/results # file listing all the spam one subject per line

FILE2=$RDIR/results2 # file with just one spam subject

/sbin/chown www.daemon ${RDIR}/msg* ${RDIR}/*.txt 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null

/bin/chmod a+rw ${RDIR}/msg* ${RDIR}/*.txt 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null

while (( `ls -tr ${RDIR}/msg*txt |wc -w` > 7 )) ;do

 rm `ls -trm ${RDIR}/msg*txt |tr -d "\r"|tr -d "\n" |cut -d',' -f -1`

 done

for i in `ls -t ${RDIR}/msg* |grep -vi .txt`

 #do if [[ ! -a $i.txt ]] ;then

  do cat $i |/usr/local/bin/formail -k -X From: -X Subject: > ${i}.txt

  rm $i

  #fi

 done

rm $FILE1

for i in `ls -t ${RDIR}/msg*txt`

 do SUB=`cat ${i} |grep -e '^Subject:' |tr -cd "[:print:]" |grep -A50 -C1 Subject |cut -d' ' -f2- |cut -c -40`

 WFILE=`echo ${i}|cut -d'/' -f6`

 if [[ $SUB ]] ;then

  echo "${SUB}
" >> $FILE1

  fi

 done

## pull a random line out just for our headline

RANDOM=$$ ; let number=0 ; let RANGE=5

while [ $number -eq 0 ]

 do number=$RANDOM ; let "number %= $RANGE" ;done

cat $FILE1 |tail -"$number" |head -n1 > $FILE2

rm -f `ls ${RDIR}/msg* |grep -ve 'txt$'` 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null

Posted by skp at janeiro 29, 2003 10:38 AM | TrackBack