Kevin wrote: > Joshua Thijssen wrote: > >> It's possible to also duplicate the analyze function and only display >> the "raw" data (only the parts in "Feature Matching", "Bayesian >> Analysis", "Spam/Ham Probabilities" I guess). I'm don't know enough of >> ASSP to know what needs to be shown >> If somebody wants to implement the whole stat-port in the main version I >> think we should do things differently (use 1 webserver, not have 2 >> different subs for it), but if it helps anyone i'm happy to create a >> patch with analyze-functionality. >> > > It looks like your patch made it into the next release of ASSP fyi. > > Personally i don't much like the idea of non-authenticated access to the > analyzer, however i think being able to specify a separate password that > can only access the analyzer would be beneficial. > > I'll see about tackling that once I'm done with my current "project" in > ASSP if no one else does. > > Kevin > I proposed a while ago about adding an email interface to the analyzer, like [EMAIL PROTECTED] that would accept forwarded/attached messages and would reply back with the analysis breakdown. That would solve the problem of user authentication.
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