Re: test, ignore
Gunter Mintzel <[email protected]> Fri, 23 Jan 2004 15:18:13 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.elspy.user |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hello everyone, Greg, > OTOH, elspy is clearly not going to take over the world any time soon, > and I doubt anyone would notice if I just shut this list down. > Objections? This list could be a place to talk about enhancements. I added some features to the spamassassin.py script, however these are not documented very well yet. If somebody is interested I would fix this and release my version somewhere: - Host and sender whitelisting, to avoid calling SpamAssassin if the mail comes from a trusted host AND sender (needs MySQL-DB). This saves a lot of CPU time. - I configured several Anti-Virus rules in SpamAssassin, and don´t accept positives even if the REJECT_THRESHOLD is not reached. -> less CPU/HDD activity for the AV-Scanner - The script can post maybe-SPAM mail into several folders of an IMAP Server. I use these folders to feed the BAYES db and to develop new SA rules. - The script computes checksums based on whitespace and non-letters, to detect SPAM with random word generators (not very useful however, needs MySQL-DB). I use exim, elspy, SpamAssassin 2.6, amavisd-new, Clamscan and a commercial AV scanner to process about 20K incoming mails per day (plus those we don´t accept ...). Everything works perfectly stable. Gunter