mouss writes: >Justin Mason a écrit : >> hey guys -- >> >> listen, I've been generating the JM_SOUGHT and JM_SOUGHT_FRAUD rules as an >> "unofficial" project for a while. However, I'd like to move them into the >> "official" Apache SpamAssassin project aegis. >> >> Basically, they're automatically-generated. Review takes place >> post-publishing, if any. This means there's potential they could cause >> lots of false positives somehow, although to date over the past couple of >> years, they haven't. >> >> The main reason I kept them away from "official" status is the danger of >> them going haywire and causing FPs. >> >> This definitely isn't compatible with publishing as part of the "main" >> ruleset, but it could be an optional add-on sa-update channel -- >> basically, the same way it is now, but at a >> sought.rules.spamassassin.apache.org name, instead of >> sought.rules.yerp.org, with the same understanding of potential scariness >> -- "this is an official product, but use with care". >> >> WDYT? >> > >How about a dummy plugin: >I propose using a "dummy" plugin: > >- user can enable it with: >loadplugin Mail::SpamAssassin::Plugin::Sought > >- then the sought rules would be inside > >ifplugin Mail::SpamAssassin::Plugin::Sought ># sought rules here >endif > >(and maybe in the future, we should have the ability to enable/disable >rulesets without a "dummy" plugin?).
Ah, no, technically there'd be no change. I don't intend this to be built into SpamAssassin's main distribution -- it'd remain an add-on sa-update channel as it is now. This would be purely a change on an organisational level. --j.
