> This is a bit long, so let me start right up front and ask whom has code > that they would like considered for the next James release? > > Vincenzo: S/MIME code? This mailet (server side signing) is properly working, and just needs to be javadoc enhanced and some ho-to documentation. But as I found a problem with Outlook Express (see http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&msgNo=9935) because it considers as a tampering the fact of having the signature not coming from the sender, I thought that this mailet would not be considered useful (I took it out myself from my production system). I also sent a "probe" (see http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&msgNo=9937) to understand which MUA-s were well behaved, but only Serge and Matthew Pangaro did reply. But if there is interest I would be quite happy to finalize and commit the mailet. Let me know.
> Bayesian code? This one is happily working since many months now in my production system, and has classified about 40,000 messages as probability(spam) > 99% in 10 months, with only a couple of false positives. I already promised to commit it to CVS, but but some finalization is needed like javadoc, modifications to sqlResources.xml or even better serializing the corpus to a file for performance. Regarding this last issue, it turns out that updating the database with statistics about every word usage is quite heavy (> one minute per message submitted for learning); normal analysis is instead quite fast. I'm using in production since a long time also a virus-check matcher: IsInfected. It has stopped about 500 infected messages per day since Mydoom has exploded, and I'm very happy with it. As I always found a lot of perplexity (that I didn't understand) in the James lists about virus-check matchers, I never committed it to CVS. But let me know. Vincenzo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
