hi i understand and agreed with you too,
it will be wasted your effort too if stop SOUGHT rules, i dont want it sought rule be come like Rules Emporium. i willing to help, we can start doing by setup a site proper document for ppl who interest can easy understand and how to paticipant to join it. for CDN i not familiar at all but can we can start with same step 1st see what need to improve. just tell how you want to start ? regards wong On Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 4:57 AM, Axb <[email protected]> wrote: > > As most have probably noticed, the SOUGHT rules are not being publish/ > updated anymore. (you can shutdown your updates) > The reasons for this are beyond this msg. > > An option was to run such a project under the Apache umbrella but it makes > it a VERY complicated process. > > Thanks to Justin Mason which helped me a lot getting the bits and pieces > glued together, I've been successfully autogenerating rules for $dayjob on > a pretty regular basis. > > It would be nice to be able to use this experience to replace the SOUGHT > rules for everyone BUT: > > - it's too much of project for me to run on my own. > > - I don't really want to be the single point of failure. > > - there's need of certain bits (DNS, CDN, etc) which are either above me > or outside my interest. > > - my spam data isn't enough to publish rules of "global relevance" > > Question is: Can we (the SA users) get a "project" together with enough > members taking care of different tasks to ensure that the project doesn't > die when one person decides to step out? > > What I "think" would be required: > > - a project coordinator in charge of banging on tables and documenting the > processes (I don't want this task). > > - a closed mailing list for project members. > > - lots more trap data / domains > > - a DNS admin with a highly available DNS system to publish the update > records. > > - a packager which takes care of signing, and passing over updates to the > CDN,etc. > > - a CDN system for the sa-update clients to pickup the updates > > I can offer 16 cores of fat iron to handle trap/spam/ham data and to > run/babysit the rule generation process. > > There's no way I can or want to handle all this on my own. > > If you're interested, find you could cover one or more tasks and willing > to provide long term commitment. > > This is initial "brainstorming"... > > Suggestions, comments, etc on/offlist are very welcome > > Axb > > > >
