Razor
Tested: 2+weeks live, test written and passed
Description^
Uses the collaborative, distributed spam detection network “Vipul’s Razor” do determine whether a mail is SPAM or not. The network is fed by user contribution, which itself is based on a reputation system.
Configuration^
Please read before:
- default configuration
- disable
- max_size
- anti-spam module configuration
- weight_innocent
- weight_spam
- user configuration
- default_user
- user_cmd
cmd_check^
Default: /usr/bin/razor-check %file%
Allowed values: string (path to razor-check and cmd args)
The command line to razor-check command, including all command line arguments. The variable %file% (= path to temporary mail file) can be used.
Example^
--- disable: 0 #cmd_check: '/usr/bin/razor-check %file%'
Performance^
Runtime: average 2.2 secs
Razor hints^
Under debian, simply use apt-tget
aptitude install razor
All others: go here.
There are no major configurations, but the /etc/razor/razor-agent.conf file, in which you can tune the logic_method a bit (read it). Training should not be automated, according to the razor F.A.Q.
My Name is Ulrich Kautz and this is my private blog about server administration, perl programming and some other stuff that is on my mind. I study part-time computer sience at FU Berlin and work as sys admin and web developer at our hosting company