Bruce,
> Is the database "Open Source"? Is there available code for that, or is the
> database proprietaryclosed/owned by Cloudmark?
The latter, as with the ranking/confidence/trust (TeS) algorithm.
> Also, is it possible for someone to write another client that would talk
> with the underlying
Hi,
I'm curious about spam apps. In trying to get a better understanding of how
some of the apps are designed/work, I came across "Razor"/Cloudmark. In
doing some basic Google/research, I came across the razor app and I'm trying
to get an answer to some basic questions...
My basic question has to
On 12/30, Mr. Crusher wrote:
> spams once again. If anyone else notices an improvement or even a lack
> thereof, report it here, so that Jordan and Vipul will know about it.
Yup, the consistent failures that I posted here about twice and got no
response seem to have gone away.
--
"in the grim f
Well, now that the new reporting server has been online for a week (Thanks
Jordan!), I have definitely noticed a major improvement in reporting.
Reports now flow through the system as fast as they used to when Razor first
came on line. Good to be able to start reporting my few thousand daily
spams
#0. Keep reporting. The server prioritizes certain traffic over others
# (authentication, for instance), so you may be timing out but (after
# authentication) your reports still get through.
I don't believe this to be the case lately. It fails like below, sometimes
on the very first message,
On Tue, Dec 09, 2003 at 12:23:30PM -0500, Mr. Crusher wrote:
# I believe that I'm still one of the top reporters to the razor
# databases, and over the last couple of weeks, have found reporting
# to be a very time consuming, if not outright impossible task. More
# often than not, I get timeouts
Jordan & Vipul:
I believe that I'm still one of the top reporters to the razor databases,
and over the last couple of weeks, have found reporting to be a very time
consuming, if not outright impossible task. More often than not, I get
timeouts from both joy and folly (the only two nomination serv
Hi!
Thank you for your comprehensive answer. First of all I have no complaints
whatsoever about the Cloudmark support! I was just referring to the message
sent by mister Graff. I have not experienced such a delay myself (I am
personally using the SpamNet "beta" plug-in that was still free when
Clo
Razor (still running BTW) and Razor2 are open collaborative filtering
anti-spam services.
razor-agents (both Razor and Razor2 versions) is a software package of
open-source tools written in Perl for interacting with the Razor and
Razor2 service.
SpamNet in the service sense is an equivalent term
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I'm certainly not saying switching away from the public servers is a good
idea.
The kind of hash-based scoring razor does really works best when 10,000 people
rather than 1,000 contribute, and only gets better with more users.
Running your own serv
Hi everyone,
I only recently subscribed to this list. If I am correct Razor is an open
source client for the commercial Cloudmark database right?
Is the database system actually opensource as well? Or is there no public
information about its setup?
I'm interested in running my own spam filter se
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