Hello, everyone.
I found a simple program that will help fight
back spam, and that I thought might be useful as
a supplement to The Bat! and the BayesIt! plug-in.
The description and URL of this SourceForge.Net
project are as follows:
ABUSE: http://spam-abuse.sourceforge.net/
Introduction
Abuse is
Hello, everyone!
Has anyone who receives TBUDL in digest format ever had
any problems with truncated (i.e., incomplete) digests?
As you can tell, I am trying to catch up on my reading
of TBUDL, which I receive in digest format, and I have
much catching up to do! :-)
The entire content of Volume
Hello, Alexander.
On Wednesday, 11.03.2004 3:56 PM, Alexander S. Kunz wrote:
ASK Hi, Allie! Where can I find the Eicar test virus?
ASK
ASK http://www.eicar.org/anti_virus_test_file.htm
As you can see, I am very behind on my TBUDL reading! :-)
Thank you very much for the information, Alexander!
Hello, everyone.
I have a question about default encoding to recipients who
are native Russian speakers, and most of whom use Windows.
My evaluation copy of The Bat! 3.0.1.33 expired last night at
midnight, so I have to make a decision. Today, I launched The
Bat! and was surprised to find that it
Hello, P. Johnson.
On Friday, 5 November 2004, 12:03:59 AM, you wrote:
PJ I'm getting a new computer and want to get the best
PJ firewall and virus protection I can, and have been
PJ looking at Trend Micro PC-cillin Internet Security.
Regarding the issue of antivirus software and The Bat!,
you
Hello, everyone.
I thank each one of you who responded to my query.
Before I provide additional information that some
of you requested, I will note that the following
Web page from RITLabs' Knowledge Base indicates
that modern versions of NAV work transparently
with The Bat!:
Hello, everyone!
I have just read Alexey Vinogradov's Web page on The
Bat!'s BayesIt! anti-spam plug-in, at the following URL:
http://klirik.narod.ru/usefuls/bayesiteng.htm
(The Russian version is at the following URL.)
http://klirik.narod.ru/usefuls/bayesit.htm
ASIDE: For those of you who have
Hello, Mica!
Thank you very much for your response to the message
that I posted to you on TBUDL (13 October 2004)!
On Monday, 1 November 2004 2:31 PM, Mica Mijatovic wrote:
MM ...No, *I* have to apologize, since the missive of
MM mine I am prone to accept as the well of confusion,
MM partly due to
Hello, everyone.
I apologize for bringing up the subject of Norton
AntiVirus (NAV) and The Bat!, again -- but one
serious concern I have is that Norton AntiVirus does
not work with The Bat!, which causes concern about
registering The Bat!. (I am still dealing with some
other problems with Cyrillic
Hello, Mike!
On Saturday, 6 October 16 2004, Mike Rourke wrote:
MR I used SpamPal for awhile. It can be big and slow.
MR K9 is much faster and about 99% accurate
Thank you for your input, Mike. Ironically, someone else
sent me a private message highly recommending SpamPal for
use with The
Hello, Alexander!
On Sunday, 17 October 2004, Alexander S. Kunz wrote:
ASK If you have to look at what you're spending your
ASK money for, IMO, you're better off with a good
ASK standalone virus scanner (I recommend Kaspersky)
ASK and leave all the (IMO crappy, sorry) Norton stuff
ASK be
Thank
Hello, everyone!
I have noticed that some members of TBUDL are using SpamPal
(http://www.spampal.org/) with The Bat!.
Because SpamPal is probably only tangentially related to the
main topics of TBUDL, I would like to ask anyone using SpamPal
if they are satisfied with the results and if you
Hello, everyone.
I have noticed that several people are mentioning the
complicated topic of regular expressions, in how they
relate specifically to The Bat!, of course.
I have played with Perl on and off for several years,
but regular expressions have, I candidly admit,
intimidated me. (After I
Hello, Mica!
On Wednesday, 13 October 2004, Mica Mijatovic wrote:
MM ...Ah, I forgot to add: between ethics and health,
MM I always choose health.
Although I did not understand some parts of your post,
Mica (forgive me), I never would try to tell another
person which flavor of The Bat! she or he
Hello, Roelof!
On Saturday, 9 October 2004, you wrote:
RO http://www.ritlabs.com/kb/idx/44/076/article/
...about the different between the professional and
the home versions of The Bat!
(I will have to do some research on eToken USB tokens.)
Thank you very much for the information, Roelof!
I would
Hello, Vili!
On Sunday, 10 October 2004, you wrote:
KV ...I write the financial part: companies MUST
KV buy professional version. Private persons can
KV choose.
Thank you for the information, Vili! Actually, it
poses an ethical dilemma for me, and your point is
very relevant.
I started doing
Hello, everyone!
Ever since the release of The Bat! 3.0, I have been
wondering what the difference(s) between the home
and professional versions is (are) -- besides the obvious
difference of price, of course.
I have not been able to find this information on the
RITLabs Web site, although I realize
query, some e-mail clients do
automatically convert Windows 1251 Russian text to
KOI8-R, at the time that a message is sent, but no
one responded to my question as to whether or not
The Bat! performs such on the fly encoding.
Thank you!
Cordially,
David M. Dickerson
--
URL: http://ddickerson.igc.org
Hello, Jeff!
On Monday, 4 October 4 2004, Jeff Gaines wrote:
JG Absolutely not, I want an email client, if I
JG want a jumper I'll go to a clothes shop.
I appreciate your candid response, Jeff. It's the
kind of feedback that I want. (The responses that
I have received via PM so far, incidentally,
M. Dickerson
29 Sep 2004 11:40drifthat Issue Monitored: drifthat
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Cordially,
David
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Dont just search. Find
apparent via comparison with those artistic works!) ;-)
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of the occurrences
of the letter 'j' to the letter 'y', as in 'Lyubov'.
Thank you, again, Maksym! ('Spasibo'!)
Cordially,
David
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, the high
temperatures should be at 16°C, with little chance of rain.)
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! immediately, if I thought that the
program would actually support Unicode someday, but the few
responses I have received from the developers lead me to be
very pessimistic, indeed.
/RANT
Cordially,
David
(Tennessee, United States)
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, and the lack of a
manual in printed or PDF format. (At the risk of
sounding crass, I would LOVE to be able to RTFM!)
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it into an e-mail message, which seems to
work just fine.
Thank you very much, in advance, for any ideas or
suggestions!
Cordially,
David
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URL: http://ddickerson.igc.org/
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reason; we must create beauty out of
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