Interceptor reference

Here's a list of the interceptors available in a Jive community.

Ban User

This interceptor lets you ban users from posting.

  • In the Ban List box, you enter a comma-separated list of user names for people you want to ban from posting.
  • You can also select to have emails sent to these users when they try to post. You can edit the User Interceptor message template for the email. For more information on email templates, see Editing email notification templates.

IP Address

This interceptor provides ways to moderate on content coming in from certain people (or to ban them) based on their IP addresses.

  • In the Banned IP List, you enter a comma-separated list of the IP addresses you want to ban from posting.
  • You can use the Email Notification boxes to send email to people you specify (such as administrators in your community) when posts come from certain IP addresses. For more information on email templates, see Editing email notification templates.
  • In the Moderation IP List, you can enter the addresses of content sources whose posts should automatically be added to the moderation queue. For more about moderation, see Moderation.

Gateway Privacy Manager

This interceptor gives you slightly finer control over how gateway-imported messages are handled. You can hide the name or email address of the poster in the incoming message. If you do, you can store the hidden values in extended properties so you can take a look at them later. For more information on extended properties, see Fine-tuning with extended properties.

Moderation Controller

Use this interceptor for finer control over which users' content is moderated. The interceptor uses the user and group lists that are viewable on the People pages of the Admin Console (for more information, see Managing User and Groups.) Enter comma-separated lists of user names or groups to specify who should always or never be moderated.

Message Governor

Use this interceptor to control how quickly a single user can post messages. For example, you might want to limit frequency if you're having trouble with auto-posting of spam messages. The message template is provided for you in the interceptor properties.

Keyword

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Use a keyword interceptor to search strings for keywords in incoming posts. You can choose to have incoming posts:
Reviewed by a moderator
Enter your keyword or keywords in the Moderation Query String box by using the search conventions, as described in Search Reference in the User Guide. Whenever this word or words are found in a post, the post is sent to the moderator for approval (or rejection) before it is published in the community. For more information about moderation inheritance, see Moderation inheritance in groups and spaces.
Blocked from being published
Enter your keyword or keywords in the Blocked Content Query String box using the search conventions, as described in Search Reference in the User Guide. Whenever this word or words are found in a post, the post is blocked and not published in the community. In the Blocked Content Error Message box, you can create a message for the user to see when a post is blocked, for example, "We're sorry, but this post contains potentially inappropriate content and has been blocked from being posted in the community."
Alerted via email to specific users after the posts are published
You can enter your keyword or keywords in the Email Query String box using the search conventions, as described in Search Reference in the User Guide. In the Email Notification List box, add the email addresses of the users you want to be notified via email whenever this query returns something. The notification Email contains the keywords that match the query.