Greetings everybody,
I was suggested to incorporate commit [1] in the Debian dspam package.
However, I was rightfully asked wether this is overflow-safe since strcpy is
used. I suppose one of the _getline function is used to ensure CTX->username
always ends with a '\0' and contains at max 1024
I would like to toss in this mess again my idea what I already mention
few years ago here, but don't remember end result.
Would it be time to add support for db quarantine? Dspam already use
database, so it should not be so hard to store quarantine messages into
database.
It would make Dspam mu
I've had discussions about using IMAP for storage, but no developer resources
seem keen to make it happen.
Jani Partanen wrote:
>I would like to toss in this mess again my idea what I already mention
>few years ago here, but don't remember end result.
>
>Would it be time to add support for
On 8.1.2013 4:33, Troy Ayers wrote:
> Could I trouble you for a sanitized version of your
> /usr/site/dspam_train/bin/dspam_fp script? My system is ...
I am so sorry. I missed your original email a couple weeks ago. I will attach
the script we use.
The bad news is that the script relies on a
Jani Partanen skrev den 23-01-2013 19:28:
> I would like to toss in this mess again my idea what I already
> mention
> few years ago here, but don't remember end result.
+1
> Would it be time to add support for db quarantine?
so its time to consider when mysql/postgresql/sqlite3 can handle it ?