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This package interfaces the API for http:bl on Project HoneyPot.
It needs the access key (you need an account on their website to request one) and checks a given IP against their database of known offenders
The response includes all the information, e.g. is search engine, is a harvester, is a spammer, is suspicious and so on.
Usage example and source are included in the .phps - scroll all the way down.
Here is quick rundown:
try {
$sphp = Services_ProjectHoneyPot::factory($access_key);
//$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$ip = '24.132.194.14';
$status = $sphp->query($ip);
} catch (Services_ProjectHoneyPot_Exception $e) {
echo '<br />MSG: ' .$e->getMessage();
echo '<br />CODE: ' . $e->getCode();
exit;
}
echo '<pre>'; var_dump($status); echo '</pre>';
Feedback would be great (code, etc.), the people of Project HoneyPot like it already. |
| » Dependencies |
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- Net_DNS
- Net_CheckIP2
- PEAR_Exception
- PHP5
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| » Timeline |
» Changelog |
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First Draft: 2007-04-28
- Proposal: 2007-04-29
- Call for Votes: 2008-02-14
- Voting Extended: 2008-02-22
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Till Klampaeckel
[2007-06-16 16:23 UTC] ported Net_CheckIP to PHP5
* the file is linked
* not yet in CVS (no time, sorry)
started working on a Net_DNS2 port
* I think I got it E_STRICT compliant
* shifted from PEAR_Error to PEAR_Exception
* not yet finished though ;/
some cs
* moved constants for Services_ProjectHoneyPot into the classTill Klampaeckel
[2007-07-18 20:08 UTC] * renamed constant (shorter = better)
* hopefully took care of all feedbackTill Klampaeckel
[2008-02-07 20:17 UTC] * (finally) created a PEAR package
* split off response parsing into a subclass (Services_ProjectHoneyPot_Response)
* more inline documentation
* added a couple tests
* added config.php-dist for tests and examples
* many CS fixes (should conform 100%)
* moved everything on Google Code and into SVNTill Klampaeckel
[2008-02-14 16:19 UTC] Had nothing to add, changing to accept votes.
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