I would love to do the same! Can you point me to your configuration?_______________________________________________On Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 9:03 PM billinghurst <billinghurstwiki@gmail.com> wrote:_______________________________________________Hi Denny,As a spam defence for Wikimania, we disallowed local account generation, and just leverage WMF's SULs, similarly did the same for wikidata-test to great effect. The one thing that we did was to change the login link to point to somewhere they could create an account. [1] Great success, though not 100% effective against manual spammers, or those that trawl.If allowable, I would also suggest that you leverage the other global settings like title and spam blacklist, and global abusefilter.-- Billinghurst------ Original Message ------From: "Denny Vrandečić" <dvrandecic@wikimedia.org>To: "Cloud" <cloud@lists.wikimedia.org>Sent: 22/04/2021 3:59:12 AMSubject: [Cloud] Help with a MediaWiki instance on WMCloud - spammersHi all,I have a MediaWiki instance running on WMCloud:Is there some recipe or instruction available somewhere on how to manage it?More specifically, about a week ago, spammers discovered it. I would like to use WSOAuth and PluggableAuth or something similar in order to allow only logins by users with a Wikimedia account, and only allow edits by logged in users.On a shorter notice, as a stop gap, I would like to disallow account creation by non-logged-in users and edits by non-logged in user, so I can at least stop new spam creation and clean up the existing one.I am very confused by Puppet, have a rough idea what Vagrant is, and think I have a stable understanding of MediaWiki maintenance. Any help or pointers would be much appreciated.Thank you!Denny
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