>>>>> "M" == M <mal@lemburg.com> writes:
M> Perhaps we should start a small project for such a tool written
M> in Python (to bring the subject back on topic ;-) and place it
M> on the web somewhere ?!
I think that's an excellent idea!
M> If we separate out the engine from the rest we could also have
M> different backends, e.g. one which hooks into .forward as
M> filter, a daemon style backend which does on-server flagging
M> based on imap, a Mailman filter backend which does the same for
M> mailing lists etc.
M> Would be cool to have python-list mark non-python spam using a
M> special header automagically ;-)
We could go one better in MM2.1. There's now a "topics filter"
feature in the alpha codebase (sponsored by Control.com -- thanks
guys!) and I can easily see how it might be extended to something
like:
- The filter marks the message with a % confidence of being spam
(e.g. X-Spam: 75%)
- Each Mailman recipient could specify the threshhold above which they
do not want to receive the message (e.g. don't sent me anything
that's spam with a more than 70% confidence level). This only works
for regular delivery.
-Barry
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