Hi,
I sent one mail one week ago asking for collaboration in order to do some
research on distributions of ham and spam mail among users on the Web. In
order to increase the probability that people trust on what I am saying, I
uploaded a page on the web server of my research institution. The p
Hi to all again,
please read till the end. There I show some of the results I get from the
autowhitelist. Just for you to which kind of information I get from it :-).
> >In fact he is right in the fact that the autowhitelist is kept in memory.
> >However, it keeps only the e-mail addres and two
At 03:31 PM 10/15/2004, Daniel Olmedilla wrote:
In fact he is right in the fact that the autowhitelist is kept in memory.
However, it keeps only the e-mail addres and two numbers for each row so
assuming for example an average of 50 bytes per e-mail address (quite long)
and two numbers, even if you
Thank you Mark for your checks.
In fact he is right in the fact that the autowhitelist is kept in memory.
However, it keeps only the e-mail addres and two numbers for each row so
assuming for example an average of 50 bytes per e-mail address (quite long)
and two numbers, even if you had 100.00
At 11:19 AM 10/15/2004, Martin Hepworth wrote:
hmm great, perl malware :-)
More seriously, anyone checked the code for nasties...
Disclaimer: I'm no perl expert, so treat my analysis that of someone with
limited experience.
I inspected the code and saw nothing terribly suspicious in my limited
u
Humm. I didn't expect this :-).
I don't know what is "aka" but of course you can check my publications list at
http://www.l3s.de/~olmedilla/pub/publications.html
As you can see I have been working in e-learning and in information retrieval
(with ranking algorithms and personalized web search). N
hmm great, perl malware :-)
More seriously, anyone checked the code for nasties...
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Martin Hepworth
Snr Systems Administrator
Solid State Logic
Tel: +44 (0)1865 842300
Daniel Olmedilla wrote:
Dear all,
I am a Ph.D. student that works in Hanover (Germany). I am currently studying
the distributio
Quoting Alex Broens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[Daniel's request]
> aka harvesting?
His request does seem a bit shady, but I'd google Dan's previous papers before
jumping to conclusions.
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Sahil Tandon
Daniel Olmedilla wrote:
Dear all,
I am a Ph.D. student that works in Hanover (Germany). I am currently studying
the distribution of spam mails and e-mail addresses. For that I am gathering
some information from e-mail distributions of institutions and also
individuals. I developed a script that
Dear all,
I am a Ph.D. student that works in Hanover (Germany). I am currently studying
the distribution of spam mails and e-mail addresses. For that I am gathering
some information from e-mail distributions of institutions and also
individuals. I developed a script that gathers the information
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