Charcoal HQ

Rob

00:03

@ArtOfCode Thanks for the DB Dump - should be fun to poke around with

ArtOfCode

@Rob No worries

SmokeDetector

00:33

tpu- by NobodyNada

NobodyNada

@DavidPostill wait, are you sure we should nuke that? The user has 3.5k rep

Undo

sd f

SmokeDetector

@Undo [:34818110] That message is not a report.

Undo

@SmokeDetector f

SmokeDetector

Conflicting feedback on How to zip a big folder into small files limited to 20Mb?.

angussidney

00:35

@ArtOfCode could I get one too? Email on my profile

ArtOfCode

@angussidney did Undo not email you a link to the full one earlier?

DavidPostill

@NobodyNada Looked spammish to me

NobodyNada

yeah, I thought so too

If it was a 1-rep user, it would certainly have been flag-worthy

angussidney

@ArtOfCode He might have sent it to the one which I don't have access to on my phone

Undo

@angussidney live.com.au?

ArtOfCode

00:37

ah

Undo

That's the only one I've got.

sd f

SmokeDetector

Conflicting feedback on PHP & Woocommerce: Input Placeholder Issue.

NobodyNada

you sure? see the second link

SmokeDetector

tpu- by NobodyNada

Undo

Can't tie it to the user, and they have a valid-ish question stackoverflow.com/q/41603468/1849664

NobodyNada

00:43

alright, makes sense

I'm terrible at identifying spam today

Undo

Huh, why was that one deleted?

Rob

Which one?

Undo

Smokey's message right after chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/34818168#34818168

NobodyNada

the one after chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/34817750#34817750 was too

Rob

Doesn't it always remove for 'f'? Or should it stay since it's conflicting?

ArtOfCode

00:49

@angussidney link in your emails

SmokeDetector

Restart: API quota is 2202.

Thomas Ward

@Undo uhm, I think the config in my smokey got a little broken, do you mind a brief test run of my instance to make sure I didn't totally break Smokey to the point I need to restore from a backup?

SmokeDetector

01:06

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev d0b28c5 (SmokeDetector: Auto blacklist of nitric\Wmuscle by Glorfindel --autopull) (running on teward/Aurora)

Undo

Sure, go for it. Just don't use stappit, kill it from the command line on your side

Thomas Ward

nope, all looks good

@Undo yeah, of course. :)

acftually, @Undo are you able to force-kill smokey? I want to test something where a while ago I ran into a case where I broke every Smokey API query and it was causing evils every msg.

(The core issue was a trailing slash at the end of a command, it broke things)

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard kill -9 pid

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode I'm not on Undo's instance

and any testing here will affect both mine and his

Undo

Yes, but not right now

Thomas Ward

01:08

to the point we have to kill -9 it

ArtOfCode

oh, I thought you meant in general

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode nah, I know how to torpedo the process.

Undo

But I will be able to on a few minutes, so go ahead and deploy whatever you want

Thomas Ward

Everything runs in a dedicated user on Aurora for Smokey, so I have a script that kills all pids owned by that user

ArtOfCode

Anyone know the difference between CNAME and A records, in simple terms?

Thomas Ward

01:09

emergency nuclear bomb, so to speak

@ArtOfCode A records are direct IP references. CNAMEs are aliases that refer to other records' A/AAAA results

Undo

@ArtOfCode A records are better. CNAME records gave me fits for a long time when I was 12 or so

Thomas Ward

^ that

Undo

Of course, back then DNS was just confusing in general. Not saying it isn't anymore

ArtOfCode

So A has lower latency, too. @Undo is the MS server IP fixed or is it likely to change?

Thomas Ward

most of my records are A records, either dynamically updated or don't change :P

Undo

01:10

@ArtOfCode should be fixed, it's on an elastic IP I can shunt around

Thomas Ward

@Undo i won't until you're here, I need to make sure it's an issue and do some tracing to find where the problem is

Undo

kk

Thomas Ward

and if it is an issue, i'll start looking into any types of sanitization (like, if the last character is `` then strip it away)

ArtOfCode

A it is, then. Traffic running through metasmoke.charcoal-se.org now runs through Cloudflare, for your added protection against the zero threats we're facing.

Thomas Ward

lol

ArtOfCode

01:13

and apparently I can't enable different levels of SSL verification for different subdomains, which is annoying

.charcoal-se.org. is GH pages, which has an SSL cert but the CN is weird, so it can encrypt but the cert shouldn't be verified. Meanwhile, metasmoke.charcoal-se.org. has a valid SSL cert, so could be verified, if Cloudflare would let me

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode would we be after a wildcard, then, for GH pages, or are we intending individual certs? If it's not many certs I can provide some $$$ towards specific gh pages subdomains' certs

you should be able to put that cert and key then up with each domain

and that cert is served

Undo

Okay, few minutes here @ThomasWard.

ArtOfCode

raises eyebrows so the certification path for metasmoke.charcoal-se.org is now to Cloudflare (CN=sni268372.cloudflaressl.com; IA=Comodo ECC...) instead of metasmoke (CN=metasmoke.charcoal-se.org; IA=LetsEncrypt Root Authority X3), and the metasmoke cert behind the Cloudflare cert never actually gets verified. Suddenly wondering if that's not too much of a trade-off for negligible threat protection.

Thomas Ward

@Undo just let me know :)

Undo

Go for it

Thomas Ward

01:24

!!/gitstatus \

SmokeDetector

On branch deploy
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/deploy'.
nothing to commit, working directory clean

Thomas Ward

!!/coffee

SmokeDetector

@ThomasWard brews coffee for @ThomasWard

Thomas Ward

!!/blacklist-website testing123\.com\

Undo

@ArtOfCode Yeah, probably not worth it

SmokeDetector

01:24

@ThomasWard Blacklisted testing123\.com\

ArtOfCode

and now it's going to resolutely refuse to break, just because you're testing it

Thomas Ward

yeah i'll revert that obviously

looks like it's not dying shrugs

okay, crisis averted I guess

it went into a really weird loop when it was on Aurora and I fatfingered and put a \ in the end of a command shrugs

Undo

Yep, not ded

SmokeDetector

CI on caa8283 failed.

Thomas Ward

if we start seeing api query failed messages then we know I fubar'd something :)

I knew that would fail :)

that may be something we want to fix

trailing slash at the end of a blacklist request == bad

Undo

01:26

It's just not a valid regex, and CI catches it

ArtOfCode

@Undo is the soprimaries server supposed to be running? Passenger error page on soprimaries.charcoal-se.org

Undo

Might be good to reject it upfront, though

Thomas Ward

yep

@Undo that's what i meant, catch and reject up front

Undo

@ArtOfCode ah. To-do, I guess.

Anyway, afk. Cya folks :)

SmokeDetector

CI on b9f6091 succeeded. Message contains 'autopull', pulling...

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev b9f6091 (Thomas Ward: Revert "Auto blacklist of testing123\.com\ by Thomas Ward --autopull") (running on Undo's EC2)

Restart: API quota is 2104.

dorukayhan

01:30

@Undo a lot (though i think it can be even better if we look for \bdr\b instead of plain dr)

Thomas Ward

what other things are invalid at the end of the regex, if I might ask? I assume both slashes, is there anything else I have to catch?

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard just run it through a regex parser

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode easy then

items = message_parts[1:]
for item in items:
    try:
        re.compile(item)
    except re.error:
        return Response(command_status=False, message="An invalid item was found in the item(s) being blacklisted.")

something like that :P

though that adds an import

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard you don't happen to know about DNSSEC and DS records, do you?

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode i've dabbled in DNSSEC in the past, yes.

why?

it's finnicky.

(I run my own DNS name servers, remember?)

@ArtOfCode does the regex compilation test also apply for keyword and username blacklisting?

ArtOfCode

01:40

@ThomasWard this is why I asked :) I'm trying to stick a DS record on charcoal-se.org, but it's throwing an error at me.

@ThomasWard keywords, yes. Not sure about usernames - have a look at wherever they're used in findspam.py - if they get regex-compiled there, then you need to check 'em here too

Thomas Ward

yes it's regex compiled

{'regex': ur"(?i)({})".format("|".join(blacklisted_usernames)) ...

ArtOfCode

yep, so you'll wanna check it there too

Thomas Ward

hmm, I wonder if I should create a new function for checking this

code repetition is not nice.

Jan Dvorak

Sometimes the treatment is worse than the disease, though

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer: What is the difference between build-tool, build-management-tool and project-management-tool? by Neel Punatar on stackoverflow.com (@dorukayhan)

Thomas Ward

01:46

oops almost out of power, back in a bit (laptop)

@ArtOfCode if you'd like, spotcheck my code before doing a !!/pull, if CI succeeds.

SmokeDetector

CI on b2caf8c succeeded.

API quota rolled over with 2004 requests remaining. Current quota: 9999.

stackoverflow: 1275
askubuntu: 485
superuser: 435
unix: 269
drupal: 213
math: 176
electronics: 155
english: 141
travel: 139
ell: 136
salesforce: 128
security: 126
mathoverflow.net: 125
apple: 125
dba: 125
gaming: 116
wordpress: 111
worldbuilding: 110
magento: 106
gis: 103
scifi: 94
diy: 94
academia: 92
movies: 91
sharepoint: 90
physics: 83
ru.stackoverflow: 77
es.stackoverflow: 77
chemistry: 76
tex: 73
stats: 72
mathematica: 72
money: 71
rpg: 70
webapps: 67
graphicdesign: 64
meta: 64
android: 59

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard IIRC, we use the regex module, rather than re

Thomas Ward

02:14

@ArtOfCode hrm. That's... a third party module if I'm not mistaken

angussidney

Yeah

ArtOfCode

Yup. It's in requirements.txt

Thomas Ward

fun fact

documentation is sparse as hell for it

ArtOfCode

also yep

honestly, I don't know why we use it, but we should be consistent at leadt

Thomas Ward

true

a little less friendly for error catching though (see latest push)

and I had to add more IDE suppressions >.>

SmokeDetector

02:20

CI on 2d64fba succeeded.

Thomas Ward

>>> pattern = "foobarbaz\.com\\"
>>> print pattern
foobarbaz\.com\
>>> regex.compile(pattern)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/regex.py", line 345, in compile
    return _compile(pattern, flags, kwargs)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/regex.py", line 490, in _compile
    caught_exception.pos)
_regex_core.error: bad escape (end of pattern) at position 15

^ evidence

ArtOfCode

You're gonna need to import regex, @ThomasWard

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode it should already be imported, but you're right, i'll update

quartata

Are you aware of the existence of python-pcre?

Thomas Ward

(I'm tired)

NobodyNada

02:23

@ThomasWard I'm not paying a lot of attention, but I think that error is because two backslashes inserts a single backslash, and a single backslash at the end of a regex isn't valid?

Thomas Ward

@NobodyNada that's the point

@NobodyNada we're working on validating items in a blacklist

ArtOfCode

@quartata nope

NobodyNada

oops. I'm not paying any attention. Sorry!

Thomas Ward

that is, if I called `!!/blacklist-website foo-bar-baz.123` it'd error out and return a failure response to here

SmokeDetector

CI on 9706c48 succeeded.

Thomas Ward

02:24

@NobodyNada no problem :)

I disappeared for a while anyways, traveled home, so it's a continuation from an earlier discussion

@ArtOfCode spot check me again please :)

me being tired is not cool :P

quartata

@ArtofCode Not really sure what's going on but since you were talking third party regex modules I figured I should mention it. It's a drop in replacement for re

Thomas Ward

@quartata so is regex it seems, but we're already using regex so... consistency

core thing is we're trying to see if a pattern is valid :P

Mark Yisri

@ThomasWard hi! what timezone are you in?

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard looks good

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode one more thing - minor optimizations

then i'll pull it in

ArtOfCode

02:26

@quartata yeah, if we ever get round to changing regex clients then we'll look at it

Thomas Ward

@MarkYisri the timezone of pure evil and darkness.

(why not check my Launchpad Profile, where it's listed?)

Mark Yisri

@ThomasWard you speak beyond me

SmokeDetector

CI on 05f4906 succeeded.

Thomas Ward

cool

!!/pull

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector ] SmokeDetector started at rev 05f4906 (Thomas Ward: Optimize code - we don't need to store a copy of the message parts.) (running on Undo's EC2)

Restart: API quota is 9895.

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in answer, bad keyword with email in answer, email in answer: what would allow an epidemic on the scale of the Black Death to happen again? by Martins Blake on worldbuilding.stackexchange.com

Mark Yisri

02:30

@ThomasWard why invalid?

Thomas Ward

9 messages deleted

quartata

also that keyword was cheeky

SmokeDetector

tpu- by NobodyNada

Thomas Ward

@MarkYisri pattern has to pass regex checks.

if it will cause invalid regex issues then it's invalid

(trailing \ at the end broke things)

@MarkYisri Eastern US time zone, in case you care (currently UTC-05:00)

@quartata was meant to be. We poke fun at each other sometimes, here at Charcoal :)

it's how we keep things light and friendly and receptive to input, while also getting stuff done :)

quartata

Of course all the evidence is gone now ;)

ArtOfCode

02:32

We also throw fire extinguishers around, because they aren't locked. We may or may not be irresponsible.

Thomas Ward

@quartata a lot of charcoal gods here are diamond mods, so the evidence is visible to us :P

but you're not wrong :)

@ArtOfCode YOU GUYS may throw fire extinguishers around. You partly do that because I keep tossing incendiary grenades around.

Mark Yisri

@ThomasWard est here too

Thomas Ward

... accidentally.

ArtOfCode

I thought you were playing with LOKI this month, not the incendiaries.

Thomas Ward

ooops I have three things to read by tomorrow... blah, i hate philosophy courses

@ArtOfCode LOKI is reserved for the evil people. Incendiaries are just for fun :)

(there's also a LOKI-compatible incendiary strike weapon which is basically a huge ballistic rod filled with incendiaries, but we don't use that often)

ArtOfCode

02:34

@ThomasWard I'm suddenly quite glad our fire extinguishers aren't locked.

Thomas Ward

:P

well we can't say I haven't tossed a few fire grenades into Smokey's code and broken things before :P

usually fast enough to put the fires out, but eh

ArtOfCode

Also, I can neither confirm nor deny the existence of a weapon almost exactly like that IRL.

Thomas Ward

i once accidentally almost committed a change to Smokey that would have wiped out gitmanager in its entirety.

whoops.

glad I caught myself! (git reset --hard)

@MarkYisri mind if I ask why you were curious?

Mark Yisri

.how does smokey autorestart?

Thomas Ward

black magic

it has code that can kill off its python process, and so long as nocrash.sh was used to launch Smokey, it can auto start Smokey again, I believe.

(it also restarts Smokey on a hard crash, i.e. an exception that doesn't have any handling code for it, and we had quite a few cases of that before I started tinkering)

Mark Yisri

02:38

@ThomasWard just wondered your tz vs mine

Thomas Ward

cool

ArtOfCode

This is the point where I hope I don't wake up to a whole bunch of autoflagging failures tomorrow morning.

Mark Yisri

@ArtOfCode did that hapoen b4?

ArtOfCode

It's quite interesting watching what values people are picking, though

@MarkYisri no, but registrations opened up today

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode I'd ask for details, but I don't have access to that PII I think :P

Mark Yisri

02:41

ereader keyboards are terrible, hence the text. abbrv.

registration?

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard admin-role-restricted, but it's not exactly sensitive. Most people are going for 280/1/1, with some variations here and there

Thomas Ward

and in human terms that translates to?

(I'm not caught up on the autoflagging terminology... yet.)

Mark Yisri

whats that for?

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard min weight/max author rep/min reason count

Thomas Ward

ah, cool

ArtOfCode

02:44

Becomes more obvious when you set conditions up for yourself

Thomas Ward

!!/report askubuntu.com/a/872753/10616

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Manually reported answer: Kylin Ubuntu in Tianhe 2 by Alain MOCCHETTI on askubuntu.com (@ThomasWard)

ArtOfCode

Or sandbox them, for that matter.

Thomas Ward

@SmokeDetector tpu-

NobodyNada

@SmokeDetector k

ArtOfCode

02:45

@SmokeDetector I loaded this right between locking and deletion

Yvette Colomb

why is that locked

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in answer: zmq_vmci not supported for QNX VM? by Green World on stackoverflow.com (@dorukayhan)

Thomas Ward

@YvetteColomb mod spamflag

from me

but to report it can't be deleted

SmokeDetector

tpu- by NobodyNada

Thomas Ward

so temporary undelete

ArtOfCode

02:46

@MarkYisri automatic flagging. It's been running on my account for a couple weeks, but we opened it up for other people to register today

Thomas Ward

still ultimately purged, thanks to diamond powered orbital strikes.

Yvette Colomb

@ThomasWard ah thanks. I made a custom mod flag on it, sorry

Thomas Ward

@YvetteColomb i'll dismiss

Yvette Colomb

@ThomasWard k

Mark Yisri

can i sign up please?

Thomas Ward

02:46

@YvetteColomb declined with "Use standard reasons" lol

@MarkYisri no

Yvette Colomb

@ThomasWard that's a shame, there was no other flag option for me to use. That is why I mod flagged

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode knows why I say "no" here.

Mark Yisri

ok

Thomas Ward

@YvetteColomb ah, OK. (I'm just annoying too as a mod, sometimes)

it's still handled though :)

anyways, time for me to read the epic of gilgamesh >.>

beats head on desk

stupid philosophy course

ArtOfCode

@MarkYisri you'd need the flagger permission, which doesn't get granted without smokey privs

Mark Yisri

02:48

i thought that smokey handled autoflags auto

ArtOfCode

It does, but permissions are on the administrative, i.e. human, side of things

Mark Yisri

i see.

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, bad keyword in username, pattern-matching website in body: Zyntix Male Enhancement by Zyntix on graphicdesign.stackexchange.com

tpu- by NobodyNada

ArtOfCode

Metasmoke has a bunch of permissions - we grant reviewer when you get smokey privs, flagger to allow autoflagging signups, code admin if you've got blacklist or GH privs, admin if you're an admin, and developer if you're special.

NobodyNada

@SmokeDetector autoflagged

ArtOfCode

02:51

There's generally no reason to grant one of those without all the permissions before it also being granted

SmokeDetector

@NobodyNada That post was not automatically flagged by metasmoke.

NobodyNada

why wasn't it?

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode "special" lol

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard basically, yeah. I have all 5 roles, and I still can't grant developer - you need the sixth, figurative, role to do that

Mark Yisri

i shall go to bed now

NobodyNada

02:53

o/

ArtOfCode

@NobodyNada uhhh... this may be bad. CC @Undo for server logs.

Mark Yisri

!!/ping

!!/location

SmokeDetector

@MarkYisri Undo's EC2

Mark Yisri

still alive

NobodyNada

@MarkYisri but wouldn't it be an MS problem, not an SD one?

Mark Yisri

02:58

is metasmoke seperate? @ArtOfCode

Thomas Ward

@MarkYisri yes Smokey and MS are separate, but depend on each other for things

@ArtOfCode I didn't break anything did I?

ArtOfCode

@NobodyNada yeah, definitely, I just don't know what. It should have been flagged - literally everyone who's signed up could have flagged that - but there's no record the autoflagging system even considered that post

Thomas Ward

so while separate code bases, they rely on each other.

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard unlikely

Mark Yisri

and its run from (ms)?

ArtOfCode

03:00

autoflagging is, yeah

Thomas Ward

@MarkYisri MS handles autoflagging. Smokey handles real-time post parsing which it passes to MetaSmoke

the two communicate with each other to make everything work :P

Mark Yisri

where is ms run? undos ec2?

ArtOfCode

Yep. Same box as smokey at he moment, I think

The host for metasmoke doesn't change like it does for smokey, though

Mark Yisri

hmmm... network issues?

NobodyNada

I doubt it's a network issue -- MS received the post just fine, but it never considered it for flagging. Also, it's running on a virtual server in an Amazon datacenter, so a network glitch would be very unlikely.

ArtOfCode

03:02

trying to wrap your head round the whole system is kinda like trying to wrap your head around spaghetti, though. It takes a while...

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode Smokey can run pretty much anywhere, whether it be on my infrastructure or the same box as MS, etc., which is a good thing

@ArtOfCode Or trying to wrap your mind around paradoxes :)

ArtOfCode

The post will have run through the flagging routine, so there's a bug in it somewhere

Mark Yisri

so i could run my own copy?

ArtOfCode

Yup

it wouldn't integrate with metasmoke unless you ran your own copy of that too, but you could run a smokey easily enough

Mark Yisri

is it hard to step through the code?

ArtOfCode

03:05

As in, read from scratch and understand the code base? Yes.

I still don't get half of it, and I've been here a long time

Mark Yisri

ereader btry low, ping me if you resolve this, will respond tomorrow from pc

Undo

03:32

@Art On mobile now, do whatever you need to. Will be at a machine on around 20min

SmokeDetector

03:48

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, link following arrow in body, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title: httpnewmusclesupplements.com/nitric-muscle-uptake/ by Alanduncan on graphicdesign.stackexchange.com

NobodyNada

my goodness, that's a lot of filters

SmokeDetector

tpu- by Yvette

NobodyNada

@SmokeDetector autoflagged

SmokeDetector

@NobodyNada That post was not automatically flagged by metasmoke.

NobodyNada

@Art @Undo ^

SmokeDetector

03:58

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer: android pressing back button should exit the app by Uday Shah on stackoverflow.com (@dorukayhan)

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in title, pattern-matching website in body: Increase Muscular Body Effectively With These Muscle Building Tips by user220298 on apple.stackexchange.com

Yvette Colomb

sd k

Undo

Okay, so what's up?

Yvette Colomb

?

Undo

yeah, so it looks like autoflagging is just broken, not that it's decided to send all the flags.

yay for defensive programming

Yvette Colomb

well that's something

Undo

04:12

baha, found it

Yvette Colomb

well done Sherlock

Undo

nil is evil.

Yvette Colomb

nil?

Undo

78

A: Are null references really a bad thing?

null is evil There is a presentation on InfoQ on this topic: Null References: The Billion Dollar Mistake by Tony Hoare Option type The alternative from functional programming is using an Option type, that can contain SOME value or NONE. A good article The “Option” Pattern that discuss the Opt...

Rob

People incorrectly blame null when really it's the type system letting them down in my experience

Such as the way typescript handles it :)

Undo

04:17

@ArtOfCode et al, if you're curious, this was the issue.

!!/blacklist-website testing123\.com\

SmokeDetector

@Undo An invalid website pattern was found in the item(s) being blacklisted.

Undo

Cool

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, link at end of body: How should long I utilize Rejuvonus Skin Cream to achieve results? by user686331 on workplace.stackexchange.com

tpu- by tripleee

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, link at end of body, repeated URL at end of long post: this extract to their weight loss? by siremashelly on askubuntu.com (@ThomasWard)

tpu- by tripleee

Undo

And it works

SmokeDetector

04:37

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: Alpha Monster Advanced Attributable to the result by serryjakey on drupal.stackexchange.com

tpu- by Undo

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, pattern-matching website in body: It makes the ak garcinia slim by joye wash on apple.stackexchange.com

tpu- by Jan Dvorak

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: Do they know for certain that would by user71703 on drupal.stackexchange.com

tripleee

@Undo any chance we could get the TP/FP/NAA output in regular search results, too?

SmokeDetector

tpu- by tripleee

Undo

@tripleee The tabs with counts? Probably

tripleee

@Undo that would be grand, thanks

oh I see I already submitted an issue about that github.com/Charcoal-SE/metasmoke/issues/63

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title: Skin Opulent In reality there are merchandise that assist stimulate? by MelanyMalott on graphicdesign.stackexchange.com

tpu- by Undo

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] URL in title, bad keyword in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title: ultrafinesseblog.com/clarity-loeil/ by smithersau on drupal.stackexchange.com

tripleee

04:53

@Undo I see duplicate feedback from you on that one ^

and none here

Undo

huh, interesting

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body, repeated URL at end of long post: ak garcinia slim A few nourishments by user643193 on askubuntu.com (@ThomasWard)

tpu- by tripleee

Transcript for