On Monday 04 August 2008 4:13 pm, Dirk Bonengel wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm the author of the iXhash plugin, a piece of code that computes a > variety of 'fuzzy checksums' along the lines of the NiXSpam project (run > by the German IT magazine iX). > I also run two DNS zones > (nospam.login-solutions.de,nospam.login-solutions.ag), containing fuzzy > checksum data from various spam traps. > > Now, I'll leave my current job where I had the opportunity to run a > dedicated server to maintain the lists. > I wonder if it it is worth my while to actually migrate to whole stuff > (and expand it to contain data from other sources) or to just release a > final version of the plugin and call it quits. > > I guess this list is the best place to ask those of you who use the > plugin for feedback. I'd appreciate any comments and information an hit > rates, FPs and such > > Thanks in advance > > Dirk Hi Dirk, I've been using it on my home system probably ever since you made it available. Below are hit stats from yesterday:
Total: 279 Ham: 122 Spam: 157 iXhash.cf: Rule Name Score Ham Spam %of Ham %of Spam ----------------------------------------------------------------------- LOGINHASH 4.50 30 62 24.59% 39.49% LOGINHASH2 2.50 30 61 24.59% 38.85% IXHASH 2.50 31 66 25.41% 42.04% ----------------------------------------------------------------------- OVERALL 31 66 25.41% 42.04% Though it does hit ham, I don't remember ever seeing any FP's because of it. I'd say expand it, though again, this is just running on a home system with one user, me. Also be aware that the above count is cumulative over period of time (that I'm not really sure of) and not daily. Keep up the good work Chris -- Chris KeyID 0xE372A7DA98E6705C
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