3/22 SpamAssassin installed in /csua/bin. Check out the README.ausman
if you want to install it. It has worked great for me. -ausman
\_ damn, ONE WEEK after I installed SpamBouncer on my own account.
Does anyone which one works better? --kngharv
\_ So this looks like a weak, hand-maintained take on ifile
http://www.ai.mit.edu/~jrennie/ifile I've been running ifile
for a few months now, and its accuracy is at 94.5% The trick
is it learns from every message that goes through. It's _much_
more accurate if you can initially train it with a LARGE body of
your good and spam messages, separated. I think I fed through
about 2000 of each. --dbushong
\_ I will look at it. I happened save most of the spam I got.
\_ I will look at it. I happened to save most of the spam I got.
Anyone want spams that for the purposes of feeding to this
filter, let me know. --kngharv
\_ Well, ifile has links to tarballs of spam, but the fact is,
it works better if you use your own. --dbushong
\_ Is there a program that really goes after spam sites, that
tracks and disrupts them by generating reverse-spam,
DOS attack, or other nasty counter measures?
\_ The typical spam site is a middle school in South Korea
who has an open relay because they were put online by
people with no clue. You want to DoS thousands of SK
middle schools? Be my guest. It won't help. |
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