Re: comments enhancements

Bill Mill wrote:
> Aww man, I was totally gonna do that. It was gonna be a neat little
> PIL hack. Good stuff, you beat me to it. It looks exactly like I was
> going to make it look. One question: how does it work with cgi? Does
> it? Do you embed its value in a form?
> 
> I had a thought that, if you wanted to embed the number in a form, you
> could do it and still be succesful. How? Simply by having a secret
> multiplier stored in config.py. Before sticking the number in the
> form, you'd multiply it by the number in config.py (which should be
> world-inaccessible), and when you decode it, simply divide it by that
> number. I thought that would be another neat little hack.
> 
> Good stuff.
> 
> Peace
> Bill Mill
> bill.mill at gmail.com
> 

Credits for the PIL stuff goes to Jesus Roncero Franco <jesus at 
roncero.org>,
http://notreally.org/blog/devel/Python/pybloxsomnospam

To have it work with CGI you'll have to make a few changes:

nospam.py: ----------
comment out the 'WSGI version' and uncomment the 'CGI version'.
Use the source luke, you will see what I mean.

session.py: ----------
Have a look at the Session._setCookie method.
Comment out the 2. and 3. line, and uncomment the commented part.

That should be all. Haven't tested this though.

cheers
Steven


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