>without rebuild taking too much of a performance hit?

fastest case: all in the file model

slowest case: 
- no file model
- checking whiteRe, whitelist, npRe, DKIMWLAddresses, DKIMNPAddresses, 
redRe - for assp/spam
- checking denySMTPConnectionsFromAlways, denySMTPConnectionsFrom, 
blackListedDomains for assp/notspam

The slowest  case is 12 times slower than the fastest.

Thomas








Von:    "K Post" <nntp.p...@gmail.com>
An:     "ASSP development mailing list" <assp-test@lists.sourceforge.net>
Datum:  24.10.2021 02:40
Betreff:        [Assp-test] Concept question: At rebuild, look at 
DKIMWLAddresses?




Would it be possible to have ASSP consider DKIMWLAddress matches during 
rebuild, removing matching messages from spam, without rebuild taking too 
much of a performance hit?  

During rebuild, ASSP runs rb_whitelisted against each message in the spam 
corpus, and if a match is found against the whitelist, that message is 
removed from spam.  (right?) It's a terrific way to help keep the corpus 
clean after a whitelist addition.

I rely heavily on DKIMWLAddresses - it's super helpful to consider a 
message whitelisted only when the DKIM signature matches.

If it's realistically possible and not ill conceived, removal of messages 
from spam where there's a DKIMWLAddress match would further clean up spam, 
and lead to more accurate HMM/Bayesian detections. 

What do you think?

Along the same lines, what about considering messages that match no 
processing rules: the regexes and DKIMNPAddresses for messages in both 
spam and notspam?
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