Sorry first mail wrong email account - dam zimbra - sorry again

I agree her ewith Paul
Its not about Make jsut a new WebUi its the way the UI has to deal with 
Dspam

What i really dont like is that the UI has to deal directly with the binarys 
on the System. This is not good for several Reasons.
And i still dont like the Idea that any Webfrontend Deal with such an 
important task as Dspam.

its one thing it accesses some imageprocessing animal which i can chail in a 
chroot. but primary i think webprocesses should be jailed as max
where they are.

But there is still the thing with quarantines. as long as they are files we 
need access there (which often leads to permission problems for several 
users - they can be fixed but still another error source. Also they have to 
be where the webui is.

so the dream of one webinterface for dspam on a seperate server (uhm that 
would be soo fine :-) is not possible at the moment.

we could easy write the summarys (like history) to an database yes. also the 
subject but mails to database is a bit harder.
Since we dont know their size yet we have to make junks and split them on 
several records (otherwise you would have to make a very big max size for 
mysql which is a nogo)


So without work done on dspam side we cant do a new webui - i mean we could 
but this would be just the old way and it make no sense just for replacing 
perl
i personally dont care if its perl, php, python or whatever - what i care is 
that it should be seperated from the system
so no direct access to files, no direct change user when executing.

So i was thinking about a solution without having quarantines in the 
database. It would be easy.
Everytime something has to be done the webui could write into a todo table 
and a cronjob on the system looks there every 30 sec or so and do the 
requests.

BUT one thing wont work. you could not view a quarantined message

So my questions is - if we dont wanna have the quarantines in the database 
how else can we seperate the webui form the system



-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Paul Cockings [mailto:ds...@cytringan.co.uk]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 10. August 2010 17:20
An: Kurt Albershardt
Cc: dspam-u...@lists.sourceforge.net
Betreff: Re: [Dspam-user] New WebUI

Kurt Albershardt wrote:
> On Aug 9, 2010, at 12:37 , Stevan Bajić wrote:
>
>
>> I personally am avoiding to tweak any more on the WebUI. Mainly because 
>> over 18 months ago a lot of people have said that they will build a new 
>> WebUI (PHP based, etc) and and and... so I am for sure not now going to 
>> tweak any more something that anyway everyone and his dog wants to be 
>> replaced by a new WebUI.
>>
>
> I remember that discussion, but have not been reading here for most of the 
> intervening time.  Is there progress on that front?
>
>
Err... no.

Lots of good intentions, but no one willing to commit time and skills.
Those that know DSPAM a bit deeper see that it is too short sighted to
call for just a 'new web-ui' as to make any significance functional gain
of the existing perl/web-ui will require some deep thinking and a
re-design of DSPAM.

In the past I have been shouting for a new web-ui, but once i'd been
educated in DSPAM I now see it makes no sense for just a new web-ui.
The Web-ui is not held back by perl or any other language as is commonly
misunderstood. We first need to rethink DSPAM, then the tools around
DSPAM, then the web-ui would be trivial for a good developer.

DSPAM badly needs more quality developers that can help from system
design all the way to completion.

If you are a good coder/developer type of chap (or chapess) and you are
interested in DSPAM will really do need your help.

Paul

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