Hi,
Jon Keating schrieb:
On Wednesday 05 September 2007 23:05, Florian Doersch wrote:
Currently I have some problems:
1. SpamAssassin is not very useful as content filter, does somebody has
or can create one?
Not sure about this, but some user specified keywords might work? For example,
any Russian word will save lots of spam for me.
I currently changed it to use a simple "special character counter" -
works for most russian message ;) but a custom wordfilter would be
simple to implement, I'll look at it. Also I have to filter the
Auth-Request-Messages too
2. The plugin likes to crash licq on fast messaging, perhaps someone has
an idea of changing the design.
Not quite sure what the current design is, but if the spam detection takes a
lot of time and blocks the plugin (if that is what you mean). You will most
likely need a new thread to handle the spam detection. This sounds like a
simple consumer-producer example.
The "new" solution does not need an extra program, and blocks the plugin
at maximum only for a second
3. I already get it to "ignoring message" in the console, but the
message appears to be sent to the gui before it reaches my plugin?
With the current plugin API, this is not really doable. Just curious, how do
you get the console to ignore the message? What happens is that the daemon
pushes the message to all registered plugins in an unspecified order. So they
all end up getting their own pointer, which means one plugin can not alter
the event for another plugin.
What all this means is that the current API was not meant for this kind of
plugins. Fortunately, a new API version is being worked on that will be able
to support the spam plugin. The bad news, is that development is going
slowly. Things will pick up once I finish a paying project that is eating up
all my spare time at the moment...
I know - you have to change the plugin-order, so that the antispam
plugin is "Number One". Then it gets the Event first and can delete it
before the other plugins get them from the daemon.
(P.S you can write to me on german too ;) )
aber, Ich spreche nicht Deutsch. :)
Schade :)
Florian
