Re: Discussion: design of spam filter in frost

bback <[email protected]> Sat, 27 Aug 2005 15:17:07 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.network.freenet.frost.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Forget about the bayesjunktool, I now found out that this is a frontend
for the filter included in Thunderbird, not a filter itself.

rgds, bback.

bback wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> a user on a frost board raised the idea to implement a Baysian learning
> spam filter into frost. I think this idea is great.
> 
> The user design of such a filter could be similar to that what Mozilla
> Thunderbird implemented: a global JUNK folder where all messages are
> stored that don't pass the filter. The original target board is shown in
> the junk folder, and the user can mark messages as NOT JUNK (message is
> moved to original folder as new message), and he can mark messages in
> normal folders as SPAM (message is moved to JUNK folder).
> 
> Once I found a nice open source Baysian filter library (does anyone know
> a good one?) I could implement this into frost.
> 
> What are your opinions about this design? Any other ideas? Does someone
> want to help me with this?
> 
> I just found this library: http://bayesjunktool.mozdev.org/index.html
> I now will check if this is really a library that can be used in frost,
> if this component is still supported and developed ... and maybe there
> are better libraries. Please help me to find a good and supported library :)
> 
> rgds, bback.
> 
> 
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