Mailman 3 February 2005 - spambayes-dev

RE: [spambayes-dev] 1.0.2 and 1.1a1
by Tony Meyer March 21, 2005

March 21, 2005

As most will probably have seen, I've done the 1.0.2 release. I smoke-tested the source (I've run it lots of times recently, and there are few changes) and did a bit of testing with the binary (turns out using Python 2.4 wasn't as simple as expected). [Tony Meyer] >> Are there any things not done yet that people would like to see in >> 1.1? [Kenny Pitt] > Just a couple of minor ones. Unfortunately, I'm on a tight > deadline at work until at least the end of January. Even with my rough plan there's a month between a1 and a2, so plenty of time to add more :) I think it'd be good to get something out though, since the 'deeper' changes can be tested already and people can give us feedback about various changes. > I'd like to get a tab added to the Manager for configuring > the notification sounds. It may be just edit boxes for the > filenames at first (no browse), but I think we need something > if general users are going to be able to take advantage of it. +1. Browse shouldn't be too hard - you should be able to just call CreateFileDialog, right? I agree that this would be nice before a1, so that people get a feel for the interface. I can hold off until it's done (I'm fairly busy with stuff at the moment, too). > Given that we haven't been able to solve the bsddb > corruption/run-recovery problem, I've completely given up and am happy in my ZODB.FileStorage world <0.1 wink>. I'd like to include the necessary ZODB stuff in a a1 build so that people can give ZODB a go if they would like, assuming that it doesn't bloat the installer too much. However, there still isn't a ZODB release for Python 2.4, so I'd have to build it myself, which I'm not too sure about. Maybe one is coming soon. (Tim would know, I expect). > I wanted to try something > with automatic backups to at least provide a recovery > mechanism. My idea was to detect if the database is still > good when shutting down, How? Back when I was playing with things (and I think Richie found this too, but it's a long time back) I found that you could corrupt the database and the RUN_RECOVERY error wouldn't be triggered until several accesses later. > and if so make a backup copy of the > .db file. When starting up, if the training data is corrupt > then try to restore this "known good" backup and then attempt > the open again. Making a backup could be worth a go, though. Maybe this ought to be an (Outlook experimental) option? It will almost double the amount of disk space that the plug-in requires. > Speaking of translations, have you been able to build a > binary since the translation support was added? Whenever I > try to run setup_all.py, I get the following error: > > """ > running py2exe > running build_py > error: package directory 'spambayes\resources' does not exist """ That's unrelated to the translation stuff. It's a distutils change, IIRC - I checked in a fix to the 1.0.x branch, but never got around to checking it into HEAD. I'll do that now. =Tony.Meyer

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My previous bug report
by From Concept To Reality, L.L.C. Feb. 28, 2005

Feb. 28, 2005

OK guys (and gals), the lesson learned here today is that I can't read and should check the bug reports before spouting off. Next question: When is v1.1 being released so I can finally recommend it as a corporate solution? Sincerely, Andrew Burns +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+ | From Concept To Reality, LLC. | | (fctr(a)nac.net) | | http://users.nac.net/fctr | +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+ | Voice: (908) 879-3274 | | FAX: (908) 879-3275 | +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+

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Bug Report
by From Concept To Reality, L.L.C. Feb. 28, 2005

Feb. 28, 2005

Greetings: I've found a reproducible (and serious) bug in the SPAMBayes Windows version of the POP3PROXY. The failure occurs in the service EXE as well as the standalone executable. Step to recreate the problem: * Start SPAMBayes POP3PROXY(service or standalone) * Using a dialup (or otherwise slow connection), connect to the internet. * Start downloading a HUGE file using Firefox (or any other browser) * Run your email client What seems to happen is: * Email client connects to POP3PROXY * POP3PROXY tries to connect to proxied mail server * POP3PROXY goes into an infinite loop, FILLING up it's log file with the same error message and the CPU usage goes to 100%. Sadly this is not 100% reproducible on my machine, but given enough time (an hour or so), this is guaranteed to happen. I'm not a Python programmer, so I wouldn't know where to start debugging. Suggestions? Sincerely, Andrew Burns +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+ | From Concept To Reality, LLC. | | (fctr(a)nac.net) | | http://users.nac.net/fctr | +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+ | Voice: (908) 879-3274 | | FAX: (908) 879-3275 | +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+

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Windows/Unix(?) Command Line Training
by From Concept To Reality, L.L.C. Feb. 27, 2005

Feb. 27, 2005

Greetings one and all: I am a STAUNCH opponent of Micro$oft Outlook and all it's flavors and have decided to instead use PMMail 2000. Since SPAMBayes has no plugin for PMMail 2000, I use the proxy. HOWEVER, it's not easy to "automatically" train e-mail from PMMail 2000. So, I've written some command line code that connects to the SPAMBayes webserver and trains on a filename. The source code is located at: http://uses.nac.net/fctr/spambayes/trainasspam.cpp And for MSVC 6.0 users: http://uses.nac.net/fctr/spambayes/trainasspam.dsp http://uses.nac.net/fctr/spambayes/trainasspam.dsw And for Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP/2003 users: http://uses.nac.net/fctr/spambayes/trainasspam.exe http://uses.nac.net/fctr/spambayes/trainasham.exe I've compressed the binaries with UPX, for size. The command line looks like this: C:\> TrainAsSpam FalseNegativeMessage.txt -OR- C:\> TrainAsHam FalsePositiveMessage.txt I'm not a UNIX programmer, but I'm 99% sure the code is compatible with most/all UNIX flavors. Any suggestions/upgrades would be most helpful. Enjoy! Sincerely, Andrew Burns +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+ | From Concept To Reality, LLC. | | (fctr(a)nac.net) | | http://users.nac.net/fctr | +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+ | Voice: (908) 879-3274 | | FAX: (908) 879-3275 | +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+

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SpamBayes
by Atif Munir Feb. 27, 2005

Feb. 27, 2005

Hi Im currently doing a study, as part of my degree, to investigate whether diversity can be applied to spam filters to improve their effectiveness. I just had a few questions regarding SpamBayes. Is it possible to pipe/redirect messages through spambayes one at a time using the DOS command line to classify messages? If so what would the command look like for a message named test.txt (for example). Also once the message has been piped through how can I then check whether it has been classified as spam/ham or unsure? Many thanks Atif

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cadastros de e-mails por profissão
by Julio Castro Feb. 21, 2005

Feb. 21, 2005

listas de emails por provedores de acesso, Cadastros para spam e mala direta, anuncios e divulgação por e-mail. Visite agora: http://www.gueb.de/segmails programas de envio e captura de e-mails atualizados, listas de e-mails por categorias , cadastros de e-mails por profissão, Cadastros para spam e mala direta: http://www.gueb.de/segmails

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Can you filter this kind of spam?
by Ben Shulman Feb. 21, 2005

Feb. 21, 2005

I hope you can figure out a way to filter this style of spam. They include their ad as a graphic first, then have all kinds of text to fool the filters into thinking it is valid ham. No need to respond, and thanks for all your great work! 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Sun, 20 Feb 2005 14:23:24 -0800 X-YahooFilteredBulk: 216.253.64.157 Authentication-Results: mta808.mail.yahoo.com from=arconsultants.com; domainkeys=neutral (no sig) X-Originating-IP: [216.253.64.157] Return-Path: <pgclqsc(a)arconsultants.com> Received: from 216.253.64.157 (EHLO ylpvm17.prodigy.net) (207.115.57.48) by mta808.mail.yahoo.com with SMTP; Sun, 20 Feb 2005 14:23:22 -0800 X-Header-NoReverseIP: IP.name.lookup.failed[216.253.64.157] X-Originating-IP: [216.253.64.157] Received: from HSI-SERVER ([216.253.64.157]) by ylpvm17.prodigy.net (8.12.10 083104/8.12.10) with SMTP id j1KMIPPi005425; Sun, 20 Feb 2005 17:18:33 -0500 Reply-To: "artery.rvixsxx" <headsmen.E6KR53WP2974977NZ87R8F3989981(a)rfbqgne.pagosasprings.net> Bounces_to: desk.hykb <fmwzxzq(a)jycpu.pagosasprings.net> Message-ID: <E6KR53WP2974977NZ87R8F3989981(a)laklxhp.pagosasprings.net> X-BFI: E6KR53WP2974977NZ87R8F3989981 Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2005 16:24:21 -0600 From: Clifton Lang <Pgclqsc(a)arconsultants.com> Subject: Ionamine helping considerably overweight people undid l0se veight and keep it off To: benshul(a)pacbell.net MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/related; 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It is a beauty like that of kittens, or very small downy ducks making gentle rippling noises with their soft bills, or babies just beginning to toddle and to engage in conscious mischief-a beauty with which you can never be angry, but that you feel ready to crush for inability to comprehend the state of mind into which it throws you. Sara Sorrel's was that sort of beauty. Her aunt, Mrs. Poyser, who professed to despise all personal attractions and intended to be the severest of mentors, continually gazed at Sara's charms by the sly, fascinated in spite of herself; and after administering such a scolding as naturally flowed from her anxiety to do well by her husband's niece-who had no mother of her own to scold her, poor thing.-she would often confess to her husband, when they were safe out of hearing, that she firmly believed, the naughtier the little huzzy behaved, the prettier she looked. Well, well, so much the better, it amuses 'em, said Mr. Poyser, who did not easily take an irritable view of things. But they're going away now, t' have their dinner, I reckon. Well move about a bit, shall we, and see what Bill Bede's doing. He's got to look after the drinking and things: I doubt he hasna had much fun. chosen the entrance-hall for the ballroom: very wisely, for no other room could have heen so airy, or would have had the advantage of the wide doors opening into the garden, as well as a ready entrance into the other rooms. To be sure, a stone floor was not the pleasantest to dance on, but then, most of the dancers had known what it was to enjoy a Christmas dance on kitchen quarries. It was one of those entrance-halls which make the surrounding rooms look like closets-with stucco angels, trumpets, and flower-wreaths on the lofty ceiling, and great medallions of miscellaneous heroes on the walls, alternating with statues in niches. Just the sort of place to be ornamented well with green boughs, and Mr. Craig had been proud to show his taste and his hothouse plants on the occasion. The broad steps of the stone staircase were covered with cushions to serve as seats for the children, who were to stay till half-past nine with the servant- maids to see the dancing, and as this dance was confined to the chief tenants, there was abundant room for every one. The lights were charmingly disposed in coloured-paper lamps, high up among green boughs, and the farmers' wives and daughters, as they peeped in, believed no scene could be more splendid; they knew now quite well in what sort of rooms the king and queen lived, and their thoughts glanced with some pity towards cousins and acquaintances who had not this fine opportunity of knowing how things went on in the great world. 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Her aunt, Mrs. Poyser, who professed to despise all personal attractions and intended to be the severest of mentors, continually gazed at Sara's charms by the sly, fascinated in spite of herself; and after administering such a scolding as naturally flowed from her anxiety to do well by her husband's niece-who had no mother of her own to scold her, poor thing.-she would often confess to her husband, when they were safe out of hearing, that she firmly believed, the naughtier the little huzzy behaved, the prettier she looked. Well, well, so much the better, it amuses 'em, said Mr. Poyser, who did not easily take an irritable view of things. But they're going away now, t' have their dinner, I reckon. Well move about a bit, shall we, and see what Bill Bede's doing. 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The broad steps of the stone staircase were covered with cushions to serve as seats for the children, who were to stay till half-past nine with the servant- maids to see the dancing, and as this dance was confined to the chief tenants, there was abundant room for every one. The lights were charmingly disposed in coloured-paper lamps, high up among green boughs, and the farmers' wives and daughters, as they peeped in, believed no scene could be more splendid; they knew now quite well in what sort of rooms the king and queen lived, and their thoughts glanced with some pity towards cousins and acquaintances who had not this fine opportunity of knowing how things went on in the great world. The lamps were already lit, though the sun had not long set, and there was that calm light out of doors in which we seem to see all objects more distinctly than in the broad day. It seems that almost every household has a computer. I am Cron, where King Kalohn and Queen Lamanda will greet you as Saviors of the World how I could use computers in my art making process. As it turns The Betamax failed on all four fronts: when you time shifted or sent out perhaps by private,entrepreunial companies as a sort war was actually a facade in order to extract huge sums of money for other phone a television station half way through a program. People The idea was for this to occur repeatedly, which is why a home computer was Venus de Milo be digitized and stored on to a hard drive and over his/her work with a computer. The process of mixing colour is out there and incorporating it. 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multiple addresses
by Gerri Bernstein Feb. 21, 2005

Feb. 21, 2005

How do I set up spam bayes for two different email addresses. When I installed the program it only showed one of the addresses. thanks

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sb_imapfilter with multiple accounts
by Sjoerd Mullender Feb. 18, 2005

Feb. 18, 2005

It is now possible (thanks to Tony Meyer) to have a single instance of sb_imapfilter deal with multiple IMAP accounts. That's great. However, it seems to me that there is something lacking in what you can specify in the config file. The way things are implemented (and I don't see how it can be done differently currently) is that for each of the accounts, all mail folders in the imap:filter_folders configuration variale are filtered. But it may well be that the different accounts use different sets of folders. In my case it's even worse. I use two sb_imapfilter setups with different filter_folders, but also with different cutoff values. Has anybody given these kinds of problems any thought? -- Sjoerd Mullender <sjoerd(a)acm.org>

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