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How'd you do this?  I though the sql database was only for user
prefs?  I'm interested in using an sql database to track my spam
effectiveness as well.


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Since I'm having another night of not being able to sleep, I
naturally started pondering how effective the spam blocking I've been
doing has been.

Over the past week or so (actually since 2002-10-21 00:00:00), here's
what I've found:


# total verified spams
mysql> select COUNT(*) from reported where date >=3D '2002-10-21';
|      431 |
# total verified spams with RAZOR2_CHECK rule hit
mysql> select COUNT(*) from reported where date >=3D '2002-10-21' and
mysql> rules=
 like '%RAZOR2_CHECK%';
|      303 |
# total verified spams with SA score >=3D 5
mysql> select COUNT(*) from reported where date >=3D '2002-10-21' and
mysql> value=
 >=3D 5;
|      423 |

So overall:
mysql> select 303/431,423/431;
+---------+---------+
| 303/431 | 423/431 |
+---------+---------+
|    0.70 |    0.98 |
+---------+---------+

:)

and because I can hear you asking, no, the 8 spams that weren't
caught by SA were also not caught by Razor, but 6 spams were caught
because of Razor:

mysql> select COUNT(*) from reported where date >=3D '2002-10-21' and
value < 5 and rules like '%RAZOR2_CHECK%';
|        0 |
mysql> select COUNT(*) from reported where date >=3D '2002-10-21' and
value < 8.91 and rules like "%RAZOR2_CHECK%";
|        6 |
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Mike Loiterman
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http://www.ascendency.net


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