From: Justin S. <lis...@nu...> - 2003-09-26 15:21:46
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On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, Frank Tobin wrote: > Simply reporting is fine. If someone is looking at the count of reports > in the pyzor database, you will contribute to their knowledge. > > > When my spamtraps get spammed I tend to get hundreds or thousands of > > copies of the same spam. They come from different proxies all over the > > world but they have the same body. I don't know of a way for me to > > filter out duplicates in an auto-submission process. I don't know if > > it's a possibility at all. > > Don't worry about duplicates. If you really wanted to avoid it, though, > it's easiy with formail (part of procmail); it has a built-in capability. That makes sense. One question I've always had but never asked is how much of the message does Pyzor use? Is it just the body, subject + body, or everything? Since I'm running numerous spamtraps on the same domains I tend to get hundreds or thousands of copies of the same spam from hundreds or thousands of open proxies globally. If only the body is used then perhaps I should be using formail to weed out the dupes and save the load on your server(s) and my own. > Pyzor really can't provide you with any such feedback. I admit it is > definitely a desirable charactistic of volunteer-based systems. I'll > try to keep it in mind. The only real feedback I need is to know that the message was accepted. I had trouble getting razor set up in the beginning. Now I can see message accepted entries in it's log. That helped. As long as I know the messages are received then all is fine by me. Of course it would also be good to know if the submissions were rejected later though. I wonder if it would be possible to have an online stats system that would list by userid that submitters stats such as total submitted, total spam/ham, daily totals, messages rejected (if they are), etc.. Would that be a possible future project? Anyhow, thanks for the reply Justin |