Hi there; just stumbled upon what I see as a bug and a source of
issues; here's what I noticed
Sometimes, under certain conditions ASSP emits both a reject message
(message score over limit), that is a 550 ... *followed* by another
SMTP tempfail 451 retry later which comes from the graylisting;
Would it be possible to convert [MessageLimit][lowlimit] into something
the end user would understand like Possible Spam ?
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I was reading a document describing the so called Locality Sensitive
Hashing
http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs345a/slides/05-LSH.pdf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locality-sensitive_hashing
and, while going through it, I started thinking at the ASSP spam and
notspam corpus; as it was discussed
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locality-sensitive_hashing
corpus, now, the above may represent a solution, in such a case, the
rebuild may just skip messages if they're repeated too often, so
allowing to keep the corpus balanced
also say that the email was recognized as spam (or ham,
Hello,
I got messages like this:
error: Worker_1 accept to client failed IO::Socket::INET=GLOB(0x59aa6494)
(timeout: 2 s) : Bad file descriptor
some times a day. I thought it was connected to some performance
issues on the old server, but after upgrading to a new system, I still
get these
The rebuild ignores equal messages in 'spam' and 'notspam' for years now.
Similar mails are 100% deteted by HMM as long as some of them where
detected or one was reported at a earlyer time . And it is impossible that
similar (even thousands) mails are able to compromize the corpusnorm. And
the
Where is an enduser able to see this ?
[MessageLimit][lowlimit]
Thomas
Von:Bob Berryman b...@sanlogan.com
An: 'ASSP development mailing list'
assp-test@lists.sourceforge.net
Datum: 05.03.2012 10:27
Betreff:[Assp-test] [MessageLimit][lowlimit]
Would it be possible to
My spamdb rebuild is failing, logging the following - where it shows
[null] it is actually inserting null characters into the log.
Any idea where it might be picking up these null values from?
Mar-05-12 03:34:42 [Worker_10001] Error: rebuildspamdb failed -
Database select statement failed:
Now that I am running a brand new install of ASSP on a new server,
I'm seeing the exact same problem I had before on my old server: ASSP
just quits, randomly, with nothing logged as to the reason, and no
common events logged prior to the termination.
I had always hoped it was a memory or load
The second reply is sent to be nice. ASSP uses the 'DelayError' to do this
- which is not 100% RFC conform. I'll change this to '421 closing
transmission' - which is 100% RFC conform.
At least this reply has nothing to do if or where a message is stored in
the corpus.
Thomas
Von:Grayhat
This could be happen, if the peer has closed the connection before the
connection was accepted by assp. In this case the OS file handle is
already gone.
The timeline would be:
1) peer sends TCP connect
2) ASSP MainThread gets the connection and queues it to the transfer queue
for any worker
3)
I don't think that ASSP generates a query for a [null] key - but who
knows? I'll include a small check to prevent this.
Thomas
Von:Scott MacLean a...@hollsco.com
An: ASSP development mailing list assp-test@lists.sourceforge.net
Datum: 05.03.2012 22:44
Betreff:[Assp-test]
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