Hello Matt,
Friday, May 9, 2008, 5:10:29 PM, you wrote:
I'm sure that I don't speak for everyone, but I would tend to avoid third-party service systems, and this would also expose Sniffer to the potential pitfalls of that software.
I thought of that -- but given that the
Hello Andrew,
Friday, May 9, 2008, 5:40:14 PM, you wrote:
snip/
Since you, as a the developer, start with XNTService with the source
code,
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/system/xyntservice.aspx
then you can modify it and deploy it any way you want
snip/
So it does seem less bad that at
Hello Sniffer Folks,
This release is an upgrade more than a bug fix. Replace your
SNFServer.exe or snfmdplugin.dll as appropriate.
No changes have been made to the configuration file.
This version improves memory management in the SNF Engine for improved
performance, improves the header
Pete,
I'm using Mdaemon and my plugin is messing up today. I went ahead and
installed the new v2.9rc. I made sure to put my licenseid and auth number in
the identity.xml file. Nothing changed because I did a copy and paste.
Now when I start MDaemon I receive an error that says: Unable to
Sorry - meant this version: SNFv2-9rc5.23.6
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Subject: [sniffer] Re: Source distribution corrected re: snf2check
Check to be certain your .snf rulebase is in the Mdaemon\SNF folder
--PTP
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Hello David,
Thursday, April 24, 2008, 2:46:34 PM, you wrote:
Sorry - meant this version: SNFv2-9rc5.23.6
A little off topic for this thread.
Check that the snfmdplugin.xml is set up correctly - especially,
provide full paths.
If you still have trouble then send us a note at support@ and
Hello Sniffer Folks,
The source distribution of the SNF2-9 beta/rc has been corrected. The
previous build of the source distribution was missing a compile
script.
The new build -- just uploaded -- contains a compile script and some
minor modifications to the source code so that it can be built
Hello Sniffer Folks,
It turns out that our link to the Mail Archive has been off-line for a
bit and I'm still getting questions about the upgrade process so I'm
going to re-post the overview we published on 20080411. Here we go:
I'm running win2003 with Imail, Mxguard v3.2 and Sniffer 2-3.2. I
We consistently get Australian banks phising junk emails that sortmonster
doesn't seem to pickup can you add the following banks to your rules as
banks very rarely send out emails.
ANZ Bank
WestPac
St George
National Australia Bank
Bank of Queensland
Full list here
Hello Sniffer Folks,
For those of you considering MailEnable, MX Uptime (www.mxuptime.com)
has an anti-spam plugin that includes a fully integrated SNFEngine
(the new version!).
Just put in your login code and authentication string and you're good
to go. Here's a screen shot link:
Hello Sniffer Folks,
Today I'm releasing the first release candidate for what will become
version 3 this quarter!
You can find the latest here as it arrives:
http://kb.armresearch.com/index.php?title=Message_Sniffer.GettingStarted.Distributions#NEW_SNF_V2-9_Wide_Beta
Over the next few days we
Pete,
Great new features. I can't wait to get this installed.
Thanks for the hard work.
Shawn
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Today I'm releasing the first release candidate for what will become
version 3 this quarter!
We currently have Sniffer running as a SpamAssassin plugin on a BSD box.
This server is acting as a gateway for inbound email and we have been
very pleased with the results.
We are re-evaluating our setup in light of a lack of BSD/Linux/Unix
experience in our staff and are looking for
We use XWall (www.dataenter.com http://www.dataenter.com/ ) on some of our
gateway servers - it's very efficient, but not sure about running Sniffer on
there - however, it's no-doubt possible. It's described as a product for
feeding into Exchange, but in reality it works with any SMTP server.
Hello Nick,
Thursday, March 6, 2008, 10:25:18 AM, you wrote:
We use XWall (www.dataenter.com) on some of our gateway servers its very efficient, but not sure about running Sniffer on there however, its no-doubt possible Its described as a product for feeding into Exchange, but in
We use NoSpamToday (http://www.nospamtoday.com/download/server/), it's cheap
(compared to the other commercial gateways), runs on Windows, has SA
integrated, Greylisting and so on.
But - no Sniffer. This runs on the IMail one step later :)
Alex
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Hello,
I am using the latest beta of Message Sniffer.
Can you please tell me what all of the #''s are on the status screen when
SNFServer is running?
Obviously M/min is messages per minute, but what do the following mean?
SP:
LR:
[0/13 / 0 ] (the slash spins clockwise here)
W:
C:
B:
T:
S:
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Hello,
I searched the Wiki but could not find a proper answer to this question.
If I have my mail server on it's own server, and I want to have Message
Sniffer on it's own server, how would I go about setting this up?
I will have the SNFServer instance running on it's own server. Does
Hello Shawn,
Wednesday, February 27, 2008, 2:57:29 PM, you wrote:
Hello,
I searched the Wiki but could not find a proper answer to this question.
If I have my mail server on it's own server, and I want to have Message Sniffer on it's own server, how would I go about setting this up?
Hello Sniffer Folks,
Rule ID 1771029 was coded incorrectly for a URL fragment and matched
some common dtd reference code.
The rule has already been removed but it was posted to some rulebase
files before the error was discovered.
The rule was created earlier today (2008-02-26 06:00:18) and
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Paul, since you're working in a Windows world, check out Alligate from
alligate.com as a Windows platform based email gateway.
I've put Alligate in front of my Declude setup and it drastically
reduced the number of emails I had scan for content and sender in
Declude, and gained back a lot of disk
Hello Paul,
Thursday, February 21, 2008, 7:52:55 PM, you wrote:
Ie, ideal for processing/serving 10+ million emails per day in an
imail/declude/snf configuration. SNF seems to generally be the big
processor hog (though the new beta has definitely made huge performance
improvements over the
Hello Andrew,
Friday, February 22, 2008, 4:37:18 AM, you wrote:
snip/
If you were a *nix shop, you would still lean towards having a dedicated
gateway server (or many) and your CPU hog would be spamassassin, which
you would run in a client/server model to shift the CPU usage to other
boxes.
Ie, ideal for processing/serving 10+ million emails per day in an
imail/declude/snf configuration. SNF seems to generally be the big
processor hog (though the new beta has definitely made huge performance
improvements over the prior version).
OK...this is a bit off-topic, but I'm looking for
Hello,
We have been evaluating Message Sniffer for the past month and are ready to
make a purchase, but we have one question.
One the order page, it states:
Please note that the email address you provide must be on the server that
will be using Message Sniffer.
What exactly does this mean?
Pete.
This makes much better sense to me now. Thanks for the quick reply.
Shawn
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wrote:
Hello Shawn,
Wednesday, February 20, 2008, 5:35:03 PM, you wrote:
Hello,
We have been evaluating Message Sniffer for the past
Hello,
I updated our sniffer on IMail/Declude to 2.9b.
I created I new directory, installed sniffer as a service, modified the
global.cfg to call the SNFClient, modified the xml files (license, directories).
Anything else?
It's running and the ID.date.log.xml is growing :)
Is this list
Hello Alexander,
Monday, February 4, 2008, 8:40:44 AM, you wrote:
Hello,
I updated our sniffer on IMail/Declude to 2.9b.
I created I new directory, installed sniffer as a service, modified the global.cfg to call the SNFClient, modified the xml files (license, directories).
Anything
Please let me know, we might be able to help each other...
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We are using postfix with amavisd-new/spamassasin on FreeBSD. Haven't touched
it in a long time, and I'm up to my eyeballs in other projects right now, so
I'm not sure I can be of much help.
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Hi Pete,
Just for information, we renamed the msg folder again today, and again
SNFClient.exe.err only state: Could Not Connect!
/etc/init.d/snfilter stop + /etc/init.d/snfilter start helped.
Hello Pi-Web,
Sunday, January 27, 2008, 1:16:08 PM, you wrote:
Sorry, I might not have been
Hello Pi-Web,
Saturday, February 2, 2008, 6:07:19 PM, you wrote:
Hi Pete,
Just for information, we renamed the msg folder again today, and again
SNFClient.exe.err only state: Could Not Connect!
/etc/init.d/snfilter stop + /etc/init.d/snfilter start helped.
When SNFClient cannot connect
Hello.
I am using the latest beta version of Message Sniffer.
On your Wiki, it states under:
http://kb.armresearch.com/index.php?title=Message_Sniffer.TechnicalDetails.Peer-Server
Topic:
Can you briefly explain Peer-Server technology?
Next, the client instance will load the rulebase itself
Hello Pi-Web,
Sunday, January 27, 2008, 6:31:15 AM, you wrote:
Hi
Not sure what we have done - but snfilter has stoped working.
The x.200801??.log.xml is not more created.
SNFClient.exe.err says:
/var/spool/snfilter/msg/20080127122626_4614.msg: Could Not Connect!
Messages are put
Sorry, I might not have been clear.
It is on Linux with postfix.
Yes stop/start of the service did solve the problem.
Before start/stop pstree showed 14*SNFserver.exe
SNFClient.exe.err only state: Could Not Connect!
Last x.200801??.log.xml ends with:
i u='20080125234317'
Hello Pi-Web,
Sunday, January 27, 2008, 1:16:08 PM, you wrote:
Sorry, I might not have been clear.
It is on Linux with postfix.
I should have picked that out of the path. ;-)
Yes stop/start of the service did solve the problem.
Before start/stop pstree showed 14*SNFserver.exe
Hello Sniffer Folks,
We have been researching/refining the default ranges for GBUdb. Here
are our latest reference settings. These are conservative for large
systems (500/min) and should be even more conservative for smaller
systems.
Smaller systems that experience lower message rates will tend
Hi Rob,
You can add the IPs to GBUdbIgnoreList.txt if you want sniffer to ignore the
IPs.
Pete,
I have some questions about GBUdb
FIRST QUESTION:
I have several clients who forward over e-mails from ISP accounts. I
have a system whereby I can pick out the original sending server IP. I
Hello Rob,
Tuesday, January 22, 2008, 11:09:10 AM, you wrote:
Pete,
I have some questions about GBUdb
This may help:
http://kb.armresearch.com/index.php?title=Message_Sniffer.TechnicalDetails.GBUdb
FIRST QUESTION:
I have several clients who forward over e-mails from ISP accounts. I
Hi,
I think I must have missing something or been asleep. I've had a look at the
Sniffer site and to be honest I don't fully understand what GBUdb is. I've
read the technical details page but I don't see how it fits into the whole
scheme of things, if it's useful to me, and if it is, how to
Pete McNeil wrote:
This may help:
http://kb.armresearch.com/index.php?title=Message_Sniffer.TechnicalDetails.GBUdb
I did read that first. It was helpful. I'll keep referring back.
We are developing an auto-drill-down feature for GBUdb to assist in
automatically training GBUdb in this way.
Hello David,
Tuesday, January 22, 2008, 12:43:09 PM, you wrote:
Hi,
I think I must have missing something or been asleep. I've had a look at the
Sniffer site and to be honest I don't fully understand what GBUdb is. I've
read the technical details page but I don't see how it fits into the
Hello David,
Ooops, I missed a question...
Tuesday, January 22, 2008, 12:43:09 PM, you wrote:
snip/
..., how to implement it.
GBUdb is built in to the new version of Message Sniffer. It is turned
on by default and the default settings work for just about everybody.
If you have any email
Hello Rob,
Tuesday, January 22, 2008, 1:11:00 PM, you wrote:
snip... about auto-drill-down/
I'm not confident that this will handle the forwarded messages
scenarios that I described, which I have ready custom programmed for
the specific narrow range of ways that this currently happens with
Hi
We trying to setup snf with postfix.
It seems to work - except it does not reject ant messages.
The x.20080116.log.xml says:
s u='20080116110805' m='20080116120805_22626.msg' code='69'
error='ERROR_MSG_FILE'/
This I belive is because the msg file that is send to sniffer has a wrong
Hello Pi-Web,
ERROR_MSG_FILE means that SNF could not open the file to be scanned.
Be sure the you pass the full path of the message file and that
permissions are correct so that SNF can open the file.
Hope this helps,
_M
Wednesday, January 16, 2008, 12:31:58 PM, you wrote:
No its not the
It seems right - but no go:
In /var/spool/snfilter/msg/
-rw--- 1 snfilter snfilter 2965 Jan 16 18:35 20080116183528_10882.msg
(deleted after process finished)
Result:
s u='20080116173528' m='20080116183528_10882.msg' code='69'
error='ERROR_MSG_FILE'/
sniffer setup:
Adding $INSPECT_DIR to the $SNIFFER_EXE $AUTHENTICATION $INSPECT_DIR$MSGFILE ||
{ command
Now it seems to work.
It seems right - but no go:
In /var/spool/snfilter/msg/
-rw--- 1 snfilter snfilter 2965 Jan 16 18:35 20080116183528_10882.msg
(deleted after process finished)
Result:
s
Hello Pi-Web,
Yep.
The clue was in the log:
m='20080116183528_10882.msg'
Note that the path was missing - only the file name was present.
Now your logs should look more like:
m='/var/spool/snfilter/msg/20080116183528_10882.msg'
Best,
_M
Wednesday, January 16, 2008, 1:23:14 PM, you wrote:
Hello,
I am using the latest beta version of Message Sniffer. I am asking this
question because I thought I read this somewhere but I can not find where I
read it.
If I copy my rule database file to the c:\snf directory while
SNFServer.exeis running, does SNFServer automatically load the new
Hello Shawn,
Wednesday, January 16, 2008, 2:26:14 PM, you wrote:
Hello,
I am using the latest beta version of Message Sniffer. I am asking this question because I thought I read this somewhere but I can not find where I read it.
If I copy my rule database file to the c:\snf
It appears that both the reload and the rotate options in the
sniffer executable are still accepted by SNFClient.exe but are
deprecated, as neither parameter appears in the help or in the
contextual help when SNFClient.exe is run without parameters.
Andrew.
Hello,
I am using the latest beta of Message Sniffer.
Occasionally in my log file I will see the following entry:
e u='20080116022507' context='SNF_NETWORK' code='99'
text='ERROR_SYNC_FAILED'/
What causes this and how do I correct it?
Thanks,
Shawn
Thanks for the response, Pete!
I was using both parameters in my scheduled pattern download script,
which would tell Sniffer that there was a new pattern, and would rotate
the logs before uploading them back to you.
With the new (beta) version, both extras have become redundant, so I've
Hello Shawn,
Wednesday, January 16, 2008, 4:53:29 PM, you wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply Pete.
When SNF connects to your SYNC servers, what information/data is it exchanging?
The telemetry we receive is roughly equivalent to what you see in your .status.minute. file. In
Is it possible to add own texts to SNF to include in the contents scan?
Eg.:
Subject: are unregulated and AND would be. by either the FSA or number of
organisations.
This way we could react at the first message recived.
Hi All,
I had like 37 different One line nonsense mail in my account
I do not recall upgrading
How can I tell the version that I am running?
thanks
Harry Vanderzand
Intown Internet
11 Belmont Ave. W.
Kitchener, ON, N2M 1L2
519-741-1222
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Sent: Saturday,
I have a question about GBUdbIgnoreList.txt do I put 192.168.100.1 (which is
my server ip) as well as 127.0.0.1 and do I also put my public IP address in
this file.
Regards David Moore
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Greetings all,
We run a small email server for the company. Basically, for the
longest its been install and run, and have all messages that are above
a certain weight marked with **SPAM** in the subject line, and sorted
to a junk folder by the user's client. The users could then skim this
Hello,
I am evaluating Message Sniffer beta version but I am totally confused. :-)
If I am in a MSDOS Window and I type:
SNFClient.exe junkmsg.txt
there is a very fast pause and I am returned to the command prompt.
I can go into the log and see this:
s u='20080110191039' m='junkmsg.txt'
Make a bat fil like this:
--
@echo off
echo syntax batfilenavn.bat messagefil to test
SNFclient.exe %1
echo %errorlevel%
pause
--
If it display zero the message is clean.
Hello,
I am evaluating Message Sniffer beta version but I am totally confused. :-)
If I am in a
Hello Shawn,
Thursday, January 10, 2008, 2:16:24 PM, you wrote:
Hello,
I am evaluating Message Sniffer beta version but I am totally confused. :-)
snip/
But how do I get the result code for the spam message to output back to the command prompt? If I try to call
Hello Shawn,
Following up a bit...
Most likely you're using a Process object to call the SNFClient.
If I've read the MS docs correctly you will want to get the "exit code" once SNFClient finishes.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process.exitcode(VS.71).aspx
Hi All,
I had like 37 different One line nonsense mail in my account today. (and so did our many of our
users). Of cause they are not taken by SNF as almost all are different and from different IP sources.
Is it a virus that generates such mails?
Or what is the idea?
Anyone having luck
Pete,
That is exactly what I needed. You rock.
Thanks so much.
Shawn
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Hello Shawn,
Following up a bit...
Most likely you're using a Process object to call the SNFClient.
If I've read the MS docs correctly you will want
Hi All -
With the holidays behind us, we upgraded to the it doesn't look like it
will ever go gold wide-beta.
Followed the directions in the readme to the letter.
Worked wonderfully, continues to work wonderfully 24 hours later. We're low
volume, but so far no false positives and no
Hello Alberto,
Friday, January 4, 2008, 4:56:29 PM, you wrote:
Hello
I got a strong attack today, over thousand messages at the same time!!
The usual technique:
Impersonate the victim and send to non valid users of one domain of
mine!!
Changing IP for each message UNBELIEVABLE!!
This
3) then be able to create a temporary rule to help block messages
- must be viable until SNF has an updated ruleset to start clearing
out
the attack
- I don't think declude (what I use w/SNF) has rule expirations (but
would be a nice feature)
What I do when I create a temp rule is
Hi
I got a tool to test all messages in a folder with SNF.
All with a non zero result is moved to a spam folder.
Its like 84 lines of delphi code.
If Pete will host the files I will supply the tool for free including source.
Friday, January 4, 2008, 4:56:29 PM, you wrote:
Hello
I got a
Hello Paul,
A relatively easy and reliable way to recognize one of these storms
is whenever your new SNF engine starts throwing Bs and Cs- That is -
you can check the second.stat or minute.stat file for Black and
Caution hits:
rates
c .. m
b .. m
/rates
On most systems Caution and Black
Hello Alberto,
Friday, January 4, 2008, 6:50:55 PM, you wrote:
Pete Thank you very much for your very exhaustive response!
It's what we do. ;-)
Do you have any other information on this technology called Gauntlet that
seems me very very
interesting.
There really isn't much more to it
Hello
The new version of SNF is released?
How much is it stable?
Thanks
Alberto
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Hello Alberto,
Friday, December 28, 2007, 2:32:55 PM, you wrote:
Hello
The new version of SNF is released?
How much is it stable?
It's not yet officially released, but the current beta (1.5) has been
production stable for quite a while now.
The official release will wait for a few extra
How stable is the beta version?
Regards David Moore
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www.romtech.com.au http://www.romtech.com.au/ for PC sales
Office Phone: (+612) 9453 1990
Fax Phone: (+612)
We have been running it for - I guess - 2 month now without any trouble.
How stable is the beta version?
Regards David Moore
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We are using MxGuard, Sniffer, InvURIBL combo on Imail will the beta sniffer
still fit with this combination with out issues?
Regards David Moore
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Office Phone:
I have not noticed any increase on FPs on the one server that is running it.
John T
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Cox
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 1:29 PM
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Subject: [sniffer] Re:
We are using sniffer and free tools: yasu (URLBL) and RBLCHECK (DNSBL).
URLBL does catch some that sniffer dont. URLBL I think has as low false
rate as sniffer - but it does not catch as many as sniffer. DNSBL also
(mainly spamcop), but with much more false than sniffer. We have added
a IP
I'm seeing timeouts and very slow downloads from sniffer today.
Is this just me?
- Chris
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John, it is often less than clear as to how to do that. For example, where
is our customer interface to change things?
Is that link on the email?
Is that link on the armresearch.com page?
If you know this to be the case, please show us all.
David P.
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From:
Regarding this thread and to nobody in particular:
I would like to say a word or two before this gets out of hand.
Our policy on this list is to provide the answers needed no matter how
obvious or well posted those answers may be.
Emotionally negative responses are discouraged and generally
All auto-responders should be burnt in hell
Have a nice day :)
Matt
Pete McNeil wrote:
Regarding this thread and to nobody in particular:
I would like to say a word or two before this gets out of hand.
Our policy on this list is to provide the answers needed no matter how
obvious or
Pete,
Rulebase Update Notifications from BI.Arm1.armresearch.com [74.205.4.85] are
failing Declude's REVDNS. Might a PTR be in order? DNSSTUFF doesn't show
one.
George
Yup, same here
X-RBL-Warning: FROMNOMATCH: Env sender ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) From: () mismatch.
X-RBL-Warning: HELOBOGUS: Domain UnknownHost returns a server failure for MX or A records.
X-RBL-Warning: REVDNS: This E-mail was sent from a MUA/MTA 74.205.4.85 with no reverse DNS entry.
george
Thanks, Pete. I was looking for the code I needed to add to the scripts that would automate that?
Thanks,
Bill Foresman
Matrosity Hosting
850-656-2644
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To: "Message Sniffer Community"
Hello Bill,
Friday, November 23, 2007, 4:55:09 AM, you wrote:
Hi Pete,
I don't think our logs are being compressed even though I'm using the snifferupdatetools. I see where this is mentioned but after checking the scripts I don't think this is happening. How can I do this?
It is
Hi Pete,
I don't think our logs are being compressed even though I'm using the snifferupdatetools. I see where this is mentioned but after checking the scripts I don't think this is happening. How can I do this?
Thanks,
Bill Foresman
Matrosity Hosting
850-656-2644
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For what it's worth, it is working for my two licences.
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Hello
My server rebooted last night.
Sniffer server did not restart correctly.
I fixed that, but i have 40K+ message in the imail/spool/proc, most inbound
and not yet localy delivered.
Will they be reprocessed automaticaly ? or is there something else i need to
do ?
How long will it take ?
They will get processed it's just a matter of how long it will take.
I think the answer will depend on how many messages per hour your server
normally processes. You didn't specify how long your server was offline so
we can only guess how long it took to accumulate 40k messages (and thus a
per
Hi,
I would stop all mailservices (Queuemgr, SMTPD32, Decludeproc) and restart them
all.
We had over 40 k on Sunday (crashed decludeproc) and it took about 6 hours
(dual Xeon 3.0)
Alex
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Oh, forgot
Most of the processor time was use by declude proc
Also, since i go thru 2 satellite connections, DNS queries usualy take much
longer than you guys
Would probably be calling on Darell next week for help optimizing my declude
tests/filters
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