On Sat, Oct 28, 2006 at 04:28:47PM -0700, Dennis Peterson wrote: > > > >I don't get it.. unless you have some big honeypot, maybe 5% of traffic > >contain small images to be OCRd. If your server can't handle that, I guess > >it's running out of juice anyway. :) > > > >You can even easily create separate scanning queue for OCR, so it doesn't > >interfere with normal traffic. > > You may have missed that I'm in the image industry - a great deal of > what we do is imagery including imagery with text in it, and as we have > to scan all images over a particular size, it would require more cpu > than is worth it.
Ok that's fair. But you probably meant: scan everything _under_ SpamAssassin scan size. That's only whole messages less than ~256kB to be scanned by default in most software. I guess if you get images from all over, you can't whitelist etc then. Cheers, Henrik _______________________________________________ http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html
