On Fri, 9 Jul 2004 16:05:55 +1000 Mark Livingstone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> DSpam sounds interesting!

[not vadim, but i do have some dspam experience]

it's a very nice implementation of the bayesian filter paradigm, not the only
one, but one of the smarter ones, if not the smartest one. as such, correct
usage takes a little learning.

my experience to date is on the server side; jonz (principal developer
of dspam) and i worked with a 6000 user ISP setting up dspam for their
userbase in an exim MTA environment.

> I know that integrating it is a work in progress but on the off
> chance, I did a make and below is the results for me on
> Mandrake 10.

i am currently working through the build on fedora core 1. i should
have it going later today. vadim has been working on the windows
version.

> (If you know about this already - just ignore it!) I am also building
> it against libs from SQLite v3.01-1

it seems to me that someone answered this already, but the sqlite
drivers for dspam were written against 2.mumble, and there is an
API change for sqlite 3 that dspam hasn't been updated for yet.
i'm not at all convinced that symlinking the 3 headers to the
old location is at all safe.

the sqlite drivers for dspam are extremely new in any case; jonz
just wrote them because he was getting tired of flaky problems
with bdb, and is considering pitching bdb support altogether.

> .src/modules/spam/dspam.cpp:35:25: warning: libdspam.h: No such file or directory

i'm seeing the same thing, it looks like the include paths need to be
tweaked for un*x/linux builds.

richard
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