Justin Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> sure -- have you got a particular tarball in mind? could you put one
> up, if you're requesting it ;)?
Vanilla 2.60 as it was originally released.
5d23aa5ddb1c5381281cd88bf734341f Mail-SpamAssassin-2.60.tar.gz
Daniel
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Daniel Quinlan writes:
> Guys,
>
> Can you do a vanilla 2.60 mass-check (local rules, no Bayes, no net)
> starting with corpus messages received before the 2.60 release up until
> today?
>
> Something like:
>
> ./mass-check --after='-13 months'
>
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+1
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Guys,
Can you do a vanilla 2.60 mass-check (local rules, no Bayes, no net)
starting with corpus messages received before the 2.60 release up until
today?
Something like:
./mass-check --after='-13 months'
This is for an analysis and technical report on perceptron ranging that
Henry and I are w
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suggested patch
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"See also: "man 4 passwd" on IRIX"
Don't have an IRIX box handy... :(
I'm not really sure why we need a real name there at all actually.
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+1
but a comment about the POD addition:
+NOTE: The hash value has changed since it was first introduced, you
+can test for backwards compatability by checking t
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Subject: Re: Config option w/o parameter sets value to 0
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> 3.1 seems to do the right thing for
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Found it. Suggest we merge r53754 to the 3.0 branch.
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3.1 seems to do the right thing for this case:
config: SpamAssassin failed to parse line, "" is not valid for "required_hits",
skipping: required_hits
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Subject: Re: [review] whitelist_from in local.cf ignored after whitelist_from
loaded from users prefs
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Subject: Re: [review] whitelist_from in local.cf ignored after whitelist_from
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good as a fix for 3.0.0 (assuming "make test" likes it). I have a longer-term
fix for 3.1.0 btw, but that's much more invasive.
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Patch File
I don't know how much I like this patch. It
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Michele Solutions wrote:
>> Although directories such as DMOZ are manually edited there is a danger of
>> spammers "grabbing" expired domains and abusing them. I've seen a lot of
>> scripts for sale that track dmoz listed domains.
Jeff Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks. That's defi
Jeff Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Those are all good ideas. Do you know if spammer links do get
> deleted? How do the folks who maintain the sites find abusers or
> bots?
Wikipedia tends to find them eventually. Sometimes, spam links can live
on a page or two, so higher count links are g
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Even after fixing my setup, I still see an occasional message with
USER_IN_WHITELIST,
even from users that certainly are not whitelisted.
Typically this happ
> Daniel Quinlan, one of the principal SpamAssassin architects
> had some good suggestions for reducing false positives in the
> SURBL data. One was using public databases of URIs,
> particularly hand-built ones like dmoz.org and wikipedia.org
> or even yahoo.com as sources of mostly legitimate do
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On Thursday, October 7, 2004, 2:47:46 AM, Michele Solutions wrote:
> Although directories such as DMOZ are manually edited there is a danger of
> spammers "grabbing" expired domains and abusing them. I've seen a lot of
> scripts for sale that track dmoz listed domains.
Thanks. That's definite
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On Wednesday, October 6, 2004, 11:26:33 AM, Daniel Quinlan wrote:
> I would not suggest using either to whitelist automatically, but if you
> get several of these sources and count the number of hits for each
> domain, then you should be able to prioritize and possibly automatically
> whitelist th
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Actually ne.jp seems to be a legitimate second-level cctld, just like ac.jp or
or.jp:
http://whois.nic.ad.jp/cgi-bin/whois_gw?key=ne.JP/e
JPNIC Whois Gateway
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