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Matt,
Thanks for the response.
I did that but the newest file is just
2.0.1
I guessed you might have posted at:
but that spit back a 404
I shared 2.1.0 of that filter on this list along with some updates
for other filters as well. I don't meant to be flippant by suggesting
that you search the archives, because that's what I would probably do in order
to figure it out. A good string would probably be a search of the base
address "software/decludefilters".
Matt
Mark Smith
wrote:
Matt,
Just going through some saved items and wanted to follow up on this.
Is 2.0.1 your latest version or is there a newer one?
Mark
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Matthew Bramble
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 9:52 AM
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Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] GIBBERISH 2.0.1, single file
filter with END functionality.
I've made some huge leaps forward recently in terms of the
processing power required to run Declude with the custom
filters that I have installed. This was done by way of the
SKIPIFWEIGHT functionality introduced in the latest beta, but
also by way of re-ordering my filters in the Global.cfg file
so that the easiest to process custom filters are run first
in the hopes of avoiding the need to run more costly ones.
This new version of GIBBERISH makes use of functionality
introduced in the 1.77 beta, however the most recent interim
release, 1.77i7, should be used in order to guarantee proper
operation (initial versions would always end processing, and
effectively disabled the filters). The END functionality
removes the need to have ANTI filters since the filter can be
stopped before it gets to the main filter matches, and it
also presents another opportunity to save on the processing
power required to run such things. This also makes use of
the MAXWEIGHT functionality to limit the max score as well as
end processing once a single hit has been scored. Note that
the filter will only log (at the LOW setting) and show WARN
actions when the filter is tripped and an END was not
hit...which is great! No more looking at non-scoring custom
filters due to counterbalances :D
Please read through the file and follow these instructions if
you already have GIBBERISH installed:
1) Comment out the ANTI-GIBBERISH custom filter in your Global.cfg
2) Change the score of the GIBBERISH filter to 0 in your
Global.cfg.
3) Change the scoring of the filter to match your system
(it is scored by default for base 10 systems). This can be done
by changing the MAXWEIGHT and Main Filter lines to
reflect the multiple of 10 that your system is based on.
4) Change the SKIPIFWEIGHT score to reflect your delete
weight, or whatever weight you would like for the filter to
be skipped if the system has already reached it
before processing the filter.
The file can be downloaded from the following location:
http://www.mailpure.com/software/decludefilters/gibberish/Gibb
erish_v2-0-1.zip
Please report any issues with the new filter format. As soon
as bugs stop being reported, I will move to convert the other
dual file filters into single file alternatives which make
use of the END functionality.
Until the functionality goes into a full release, I'm going
to continue to primarily provide the old style filters on my site.
Matt
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