Graham's spam filter

[Brad Clements]

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http://spambayes.sf.net



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"Christophe Delord" <christophe.delord at free.fr> wrote in message
news:20021113220949.2daa7540.christophe.delord at free.fr...
> Hello,
>
> There was discussion on this group about spam filtering using Graham's
> filter. I'm surely not the first to do it but I found the exercise
> interesting and I wrote my own filter. My filter is still very young (and
> maybe not very stable) but it is efficient (on my little spam corpus I
> only miss 5 per 100 spams. I know I'm far from Graham's results). So those
> who are interested (and adventurous) can find it here:
> http://christophe.delord.free.fr/en/popf
>
> This filter is yet another POP3 proxy, uses an automatic white list (ie
> the list of people the user has sent emails before) and is fast enough to
> be used on a personal computer (it doesn't accept multiple connections at
> the same time but you can have multiple POP3 accounts). The filter decodes
> base64 attachments too. When a spam is detected, the subject is tagged and
> the mail client has to be configured to move those tagged spams in the
> spam corpus.
>
> Of course it is written in Python ;-) I'm using it on Linux, don't know if
> it work with windows.
>
> Best regards,
> Christophe.
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