<?php

 /**

 * File: SLV.Action.class.php

 * This is the Spam Link Verification Action class for the Geeklog Spam-X plugin

 *

 * Copyright (C) 2006 by the following authors:

 * Author        Dirk Haun       dirk AT haun-online DOT de

 *

 * Licensed under the GNU General Public License

 *

 * @package Spam-X

 * @subpackage Modules

 */

 if (strpos(strtolower($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']), 'slvreport.action.class.php') !== false) {

     die('This file can not be used on its own!');

 }

 /**

 * Include Base Classes

 */

 require_once $_CONF['path'] . 'plugins/spamx/' . 'BaseCommand.class.php';

 require_once $_CONF['path'] . 'plugins/spamx/' . 'SLVbase.class.php';

 /**

 * Sends posts to SLV (linksleeve.org)

 *

 * Due to the way Spam-X works, the SLV Examine class may not have been

 * triggered when some other module detected the spam first. SLV needs to

 * see all links used in spam posts, though, to accurately detect spam. So

 * this class ensures that SLV sees spam detected by other Spam-X modules, too.

 *

 * @author Dirk Haun     dirk AT haun-online DOT de

 * based on the works of Tom Willet (Spam-X) and Russ Jones (SLV)

 * @package Spam-X

 *

 */

 class SLVreport extends BaseCommand {

     /**

      * Constructor

      * Numbers are always binary digits and added together to make call

      */

     function SLVreport()

     {

         global $num;

         // Actually, this is the code used by the DeleteComment class.

         // We're piggybacking on the delete operation here.

         $num = 128;

     }

     /**

      * Here we do the work

      */

     function execute ($comment)

     {

         global $result;

         $result = 128;

         if (isset ($GLOBALS['slv_triggered']) && $GLOBALS['slv_triggered']) {

             // the Examine class already reported these to SLV

             return 1;

         }

         $slv = new SLVbase();

         $slv->CheckForSpam ($comment);

         return 1;

     }

 }

 ?>