On 2006-10-15, Steve Lake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Oh, this sounds spectacular. One question. Is there a port on > Freebsd for this? I don't see one offhand. If there is, then that would > assume that all the other necessary ports are present as well. If not, > it'll be a royal b**** trying to get the nix versions installed instead if > no freebsd ported versions are available. :(
FuzzyORC itself doesn't have a FreeBSD port, but it's just a perl script. It depends on gocr for image processing, though, and there is a FreeBSD port for that available. Seems to work fine here on FreeBSD-5.4 Stable. > Also, stupid question to go with the first comment. Will this > plugin be included in 3.2.0 so that it's native, or at least an optional > feature? I don't care if it takes a bit of extra processor power. The > server is a low volume dedicated server, so CPU load isn't an issue. Spam > catching of near 100% is. :) I have no idea if FuzzyOCR is being considered for inclusion into SA. It does take a considerable amount of CPU and memory resources, though. I'm running it on a dual PIII-600 system with 512MB RAM and scan times are routinely over 2 minutes/message, and a fair amount of swap is always in use. -- John ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
