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@ -110,7 +110,9 @@ This file contains the list of public posts from all users in the server.
This (optional) file contains a list of regular expressions, one per line, to be
applied to the content of all incoming posts; if any of them match, the post is
rejected. This brings the flexibility and destruction power of regular expressions
to your Fediverse experience. To be used wisely.
to your Fediverse experience. To be used wisely (see
.Xr snac 8
for more information).
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.Pp
Each user directory is a subdirectory of

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@ -230,9 +230,32 @@ for details. Further, every user can have a private CSS file in their
that will be served instead of the server-wide one.
It's not modifiable from the web interface to avoid users
shooting themselves in the foot by destroying everything.
.Ss Old Data Purging
From version 2.06, there is no longer a need to add a special
cron job for purging old data, as this is managed internally.
.Ss SPAM Mitigation
There have been some SPAM attacks on the Fediverse and, as too many
instances and server implementations out there still allow automatic
account creation, it will only get worse.
.Nm
includes some (not very strong) tools for trying to survive the SPAM
flood that will eventually happen.
.Pp
The
.Ic min_account_age
field in the main configuration file allows setting a minimum age (in
seconds) to consider too recently created accounts suspicious of being
a potential source of SPAM. This is a naïve assumption, because spammers
can create accounts, let them dormant for a while and then start to use
them. Also, some ActivityPub implementations don't even bother to return
a creation date for their accounts, so this is not very useful.
.Pp
From version 2.50, post content can be filtered out by regular expressions.
These weapons of mass destruction can be written into the
.Ic filter_reject.txt
file in the server base directory, one per line; if this file exists,
all posts' content will be matched against these regexes, one by one, and
any match will make the post to be rejected. If you don't know about regular
expressions, don't use this option (or learn about them in some tutorial,
there are gazillions of them out there), as you and your users may start
missing posts.
.Ss ActivityPub Support
These are the following activities and objects that
.Nm