What's the purpose of the codename variable?
On Fri, Sep 1, 2017 at 12:19 PM, Thomas Eckardt <thomas.ecka...@thockar.com>
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> fixed in assp 2.5.6 *Fortress* build 17244:
>
> - a domain name in an URL that starts with number and dash like "2017-",
> was wrong detected as strong obfuscated IP address
>
> changed:
>
> - The over a year existing hidden configuration parameter 'HTMLParser' is
> now changed to a regular configuration parameter.
>
> **** ATTENTION ****
> If you still use this hidden parameter, remove any related code from the
> startup script or CorrectASSPcfg.pm BEFORE you upgrade to this version!
> Configure the parameter after the first start in the GUI!
> *******************
>
> 'HTMLParser','Use this HTML Parser','0:buildin|1:HTML::
> Strip|2:HTML::TreeBuilder',
>
> Commonly HTML/XML is used in emails. The HTML/XML tags are too variable
> to use them for Bayesian- and Hidden Markov Model analysis.
> For this reason, these tags are removed from the HTML/XML content to get
> the clean text of the email.
> The assp buildin regular expression HTML-parser is now used for decades.
> It got large improvements over the time, how ever - the correctness is only
> 95%.
> But assp is able to use HTML::Strip or HTML::TreeBuilder, which are
> powerfull perl modules to parse HTML code nearly 100% correct.
> HTML::Strip and HTML::TreeBuilder are getting there best result, if the
> full HTML code is provided. In case you select any of the both modules,
> it is recommended to set MaxBytes to 50000 (be carefull on heavy load
> systems - spam bomb regular expressions will take longer using 50000!).
> HTML::Strip is the fastest module and the default setting, because it is
> written in C. If you can not install it, use the buildin or
> HTML::TreeBuilder.
> HTML::TreeBuilder is the slowest way to parse HTML code, the assp
> buildin processing is three times faster, HTML::Strip is five times faster
> than HTML::TreeBuilder.
> If you select any of the perl modules and this module is not installed,
> fails to load or it returns no content, assp falls back to the buildin code.
>
> **** Switching from the buildin HTML parser to HTML::Strip, a 10% faster
> rebuildspamdb task is expected (for MaxBytes = 50000).
> **** HTML::Strip improves the word processing for Bayesian and HMM,
> because of a much better language detection in the word stemming engine.
> **** SpamBombs will work more accurate, if HTML::Strip is used
>
> To provide any of the perl modules HTML::Strip and HTML::TreeBuilder you
> need to install them using PPM or CPAN.
> The mod_inst.pl and mod_inst_ocr.pl got an update to version 2.03 to
> install both modules.
>
> ASSP_AFC.pm version 4.60 is available. It got an improvement by an 40
> seconds timeout watchdog ($ASSP_AFC::maxProcessTime), to prevent stucking
> workers.
>
> Thomas
>
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