Report as Spam
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Plugin enables evolution to report emails as spam to colaborative spam networks also known as checksum-based networks, like Razor, DCC, SpamCop. This plugin is best suited when you have spamassassin running on your mail server and no filtering on client side.
This plugin supports:
Razor implementation that uses Cloudmark network Pyzor a free implementation of razor network Distributed Checksum Clearinghouse (DCC) SpamCop network
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[edit] Requirements
* razor-agents 1 - razor-report and razor-register are required. * pyzor - free implementation of razor engine - pyzor binary required. * DCC 2 - only dccproc is required. * SpamCop does not require any aditional software just [to SpamCop] network.
[edit] Features
* RAZOR suport * DCC support * SpamCop support * spam statistics * razor registration support * revoke support (only razor supports revoke) * 'multi-mail' reports (reporting for selected multiple mails) * Evolution Network hooks (prevents reporting when there is no connection available)
[edit] Download
[edit] source
* rspam-0.0.1 * rspam-0.0.2 * rspam-0.0.4 * rspam-0.0.5a* * corrected dry-run option (its behaviour was reversed) * rspam-0.0.6
[edit] binaries
[edit] Fedora 8
* Fedora 8 SRPM rspam-0.0.6-1.src.rpm * Fedora 8 i386 rspam-0.0.6-1.i386.rpm * Fedora 8 x86_64 rspam-0.0.6-1.x86_64.rpm
[edit] Fedora 6
* Fedora 6 SRPM rspam-0.0.5-2.src.rpm * Fedora 6 i386 rspam-0.0.5-2.i386.rpm * Fedora 6 x86_64 rspam-0.0.5-2.x86_64.rpm
[edit] CentOS 5
* i386 rspam-0.0.6-1.centos.i386.rpm
[edit] devel source
* rspam-0.0.3rc1
[edit] devel binaries
* Fedora 6 SRPM rspam-0.0.3-1.src.rpm * Fedora 6 i386 rspam-0.0.3-1.i386.rpm * Fedora 6 x86_64 rspam-0.0.3-1.x86_64.rpm
[edit] How to install
Download the rspam-0.0.6 file (382Kb) and unpack it.
Make sure you have:
Fedora:
perl-Razor-Agents pyzor
Run:
./configure make make install
Open evolution mail. Go to: Edit -> Plugins and check Report SPAM plugin to enable.
Go to: Edit -> Preferences -> Mail Preferences -> Report Spam to configure rspam
On Filtering Network select
- Vipul's Razor for reporting using razor (razor-agents is needed)
- Distributed Checksum Clearinghouse for DCC (dccproc of DCC package is needed)
- SpamCop for SpamCop, by default a generic email address is used in report, but for reports to have more weight, SpamCop registration is needed. After registering to SpamCop paste 'Forward your spam to:' address in the SpamCop's field.
SpamCop 'Forward your spam to' field
[edit] Changes
- 2008-02-05: Released version 0.0.6
- pyzor support (there is a new server for reporting to pyzor)
- support for evolution (2.4 - 2.21)
- network hooks support
- better colaborative nets discovery
- implemented taskbar messages
- 2007-03-13: Released version 0.0.5
- added romanian translations
- configure.ac: bump version to 0.0.5
- added detection for dcc & razor progs to configure this chan only be used for rpm building at this moment
- added tooltips to widgets
- added dry-run option
- added move to junk options
- small bug fixes when handling multiple files
- fixed handling multiple mails when revoking
- 2007-02-21: Released version 0.0.4
- cleanups for release
- configure.ac: bump version 0.0.4
- added report spam for multiple mails
- configure.ac: bump version 0.0.3
- update specs and build rpms
- added pixmaps
- add DCC support (dccproc), revoke isn't supported by DCC
- add revoke command
- added suport for RPM builds
- 2007-02-04: Released version 0.0.2
- add DCC support (dccproc), revoke isn't supported by DCC
- add revoke command
[edit] Colaborative spam networks
| Network | Report | Revoke | Rspam support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Razor | YES | YES | YES |
| Pyzor | YES | YES | YES |
| DCC | YES | NO | YES |
| SpamCop | YES | NO | YES |
