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use this at the MTA level, I could
envision you wanting to grab, say, every entry over a certain average
score and potentially greylist based on that or something.
Hope this helps,
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between 2.6x and 3.0 before upgrading, which included
performance benchmarks, and, for certain configurations, I found 3.0 to
be marginally faster than 2.6x. In all cases *with equivalent
configurations*, performance was about the same.
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will help improve GetURI!
Additional testers are always welcome.
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the SA check in filter_end().
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stripped out automatically before submission.
This does the same thing as -d before submission. If it doesn't do what
you want, then your upstream probably isn't adding SA markup. (i.e.,
they're wrapping it themselves using MIMEDefang or something).
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ntext renderers will, however, link anything
that looks like a URI.
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effectively DoSsed by the sheer number of subdomains in use. There are a
few ways I could think to greatly optimize that, but, so far, I don't
see a big win.
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Jeff Chan wrote to Ryan Thompson:
On Thursday, September 9, 2004, 2:34:00 PM, Ryan Thompson wrote:
"Can't" is a curse word to a scientist. "Can't *yet*", on the other
hand, is usually a good motivator!
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A good scientist has at least a working understandin
else you would block.
We *can*, Jeff. We can. That was the whole point of my message.
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ot;Can't" is a curse word to a scientist. "Can't *yet*", on the other
hand, is usually a good motivator!
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ere would be many many
other statistical benefits we could gain.
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ssassin from CPAN just to gain
that functionality. You don't even have to *use* SA. :-)
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60.087 81.2111 0.1.000 0.000.00 WS_SURBL
Is that more like what you had in mind..? No, I'm not making that up.
:-)
Anyone with ham corpora, just search for WS_SURBL hits and give 'em a
hand-check.
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is with a spam corpus, if you want to balance FPs
against FNs (if you're well below your maximum FP ratio, you have some
room to play).
We get a lot less than 1/2000 FPs (usually 0), but 1/2000 is the maximum
ratio we'd allow before increasing the threshold.
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