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[Savannah-hackers] submission of DSPAM Maildir Train - savannah.gnu.org |
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Wed, 18 Aug 2004 03:39:33 -0400 |
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A package was submitted to savannah.gnu.org
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Dustin Harriman <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
License: gpl
Other License:
Package: DSPAM Maildir Train
System name: dmt
Type: GNU
Description:
Project name: DSPAM Maildir Train (or DMT for short)
More info:
http://annexia.ca/Members/dustin/scripts/dmt/
Summary:
Have you installed DSPAM to get server-wide spam filtering? Is your end user's
mail stored in Maildirs centrally on your mail server? Do your end users use
IMAP email clients? Then DMT can make it convenient for your end users to train
DSPAM with spam and legitimate messages (AKA "ham") without leaving the comfort
of their email clients. All they have to do is drag-n-drop missed spam to an
IMAP mail folder like "MissedSpam". Or false positives and older,
pre-DSPAM-deployment ham into a folder like "HamTrainNSave" or "HamTrainNDel"
(based on wether they want to save the message after training of not). After
DMT submits these messages to DSPAM for training, the messages end up saved in
folders like "XXOldSpamXX", "XXSaveXX", or "Inbox.Trash". By
dragging-n-dropping messages in bulk, this can be a huge productivity booster
for larger sites that receive a lot of spam, and can lead to DSPAM being
rapidly trained after a new deployment.
Additionally, DMT provides an alternative, more convenient route to spam
quarantine management, rather than using a web-based quarantine tool like the
one provided with DSPAM. With DMT, a user can view their quarantine (as a mail
folder with a name like "SpamQuarantine) from directly within their email
client, then retrain DSPAM on false positives using drag-n-drop to folders like
"HamTrainNSave" or "HamTrainNDel")
The license is GPL. An all-Open-Source combination of software can interact
with DMT:
http://annexia.ca/Members/dustin/scripts/dmt/dmt_intro_html
Other Software Required:
* maildir2mbox, provided as a standard utility with Qmail. Or use Google to
find it precompiled and download it if you're in a hurry.
* dspam_corpus, which is a standard utility that is provided with DSPAM for
bulk/corpus spam heuristic training based on provided spam or ham messages.
* maildirmake, which is provided by several places, DMT was tested using
the one provided by maildrop, but any maildirmake should work as long as it
takes the "-f" argument.
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