Steiner
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 2:27 PM
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Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Filtering question
Have you tried DLanalyzer?
http://www.invariantsystems.com/dlanalyzer/
There is a free version that you can use for evaluation.
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I am trying to get some stats off of my Declude. It would help if I
could set Declude to send me every fifth, or tenth, or one hundredth
email that I have set to delete, or route-to.
Is there a way to do this ?
Karl Drugge
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I am trying to get some stats off of my Declude. It would help if I could
set Declude to send me every fifth, or tenth, or one hundredth email that I
have set to delete, or route-to.
Is there a way to do this ?
Karl Drugge
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Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Filtering question
Hi Karl,
Unfortunately not, we don't count emails other than in the console.txt
file
David
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Oh well, didn't think there was. I just wanted to get a statistical
sampling of what I was deleting.
Karl Drugge
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Scott,
Am I coorect to assume ANYWHERE CONTAINS is the most expensive filter to run?
[In lieu of having separate SUBJECT CONTAINS and BODY CONTAINS I have been using
ANYWHERE CONTAINS.]
-Nick Hayer
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Am I coorect to assume ANYWHERE CONTAINS is the most expensive filter to run?
Correct.
-Scott
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I am adding filter files in slowly to my Declude setup. I now have added
filter tests that are scanning the body of emails. I have noticed a
significant increase in CPU spikes. I want to skip these body tests if the
weight is high. From the filter files that others have been kind enough to
I am adding filter files in slowly to my Declude setup. I now have added
filter tests that are scanning the body of emails. I have noticed a
significant increase in CPU spikes.
That will happen if you have a lot of BODY filters. For example, if you
have 1,000 BODY filters, Declude JunkMail
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Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Filtering question.
I am adding filter files in slowly to my Declude setup. I
now have added
filter tests that are scanning the body of emails. I have noticed a
significant increase in CPU spikes.
That will happen if you have a lot of BODY
Thank you. Another question - which filtering tests use the most amount of
CPU?
The combination of BODY CONTAINS or HEADERS CONTAINS (such as BODY 5
CONTAINS ThatDrugThatBeginsWithTheLetterV) are the only ones that will
normally cause high CPU usage. Others can, by would require many more
We have just upgraded to the Declude Junkmail Pro version mostly to take
advantage of filtering. I have looked at Kami's filtering setup and I would
like to get some input on other filters especially negative filters.
1) Are others using revdns filters for mail from aol, yahoo, excite, etc.
Chuck,
There are several different general uses for custom filtering. The
Matt's School of Thought would teach as follows:
1) Programmatic filtering. This is more like pattern matching with
custom filters. Patterns can be as simple as the country of origin, or
more complex like gibberish
Matt:
Thanks for your insight. I have been trying for two years to get in Front of the Spam
curve but have found it to be an ever changing landscape which is hard to stay on top
of. We have seen our Spam load increase at least 10 fold in the past two years. The
challenge is that we have
If I want to add two words into a single filter rule how do I do this?
For example:
BODY10 CONTAINSrobert allen
I'm assuming that the space would confuse the rule.
Should I add:
BODY10 CONTAINSrobert%20allen
Thanks!
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If I want to add two words into a single filter rule how do I do this?
For example:
BODY10 CONTAINSrobert allen
I'm assuming that the space would confuse the rule.
Actually, that will work (the only problem is that spaces before/after the
filter text won't be used, but they
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Is it possible to enclose phrases in quotes for these filters?
robert allen
If not can this be a feature request?
It's already in the suggestion database. :)
-Scott
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