Report as Spam

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

Contents 1 Requirements 2 Features 3 Download 3.1 source 3.2 binaries 3.3 Repository 4 How to install 5 Reporting Bugs 6 Changes 7 Collaborative spam networks

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.

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)

Download

source

• evolution-rspam-0.4.0

• Old versions:
  • evolution-rspam-0.3.0
  • evolution-rspam-0.2.0
  • evolution-rspam-0.1.0
  • evolution-rspam-0.0.10
  • evolution-rspam-0.0.8
  • rspam-0.0.6
  • rspam-0.0.5a* * corrected dry-run option (its behaviour was reversed)
  • rspam-0.0.4
  • rspam-0.0.2
  • rspam-0.0.1

binaries

Fedora 14 (evolution 2.32.1) evolution-rspam-0.2.0-1.fc13.x86_64.rpm evolution-rspam-0.2.0-1.fc13.i686.rpm
Fedora 13 (evolution 2.30) evolution-rspam-0.1.0-1.fc13.x86_64.rpm evolution-rspam-0.1.0-1.fc13.i686.rpm
Fedora 11 (evolution 2.26) evolution-rspam-0.0.10-1.fc11.x86_64.rpm evolution-rspam-0.0.10-1.fc11.i586.rpm	Fedora 10 (evolution 2.24) evolution-rspam-0.0.10-1.fc10.x86_64.rpm evolution-rspam-0.0.10-1.fc10.i386.rpm

Fedora 8 (evolution 2.12) rspam-0.0.6-1.x86_64.rpm rspam-0.0.6-1.i386.rpm rspam-0.0.6-1.src.rpm

Fedora 6 rspam-0.0.5-2.src.rpm rspam-0.0.5-2.i386.rpm rspam-0.0.5-2.x86_64.rpm

• CentOS
  • evolution-rspam-0.0.10-1.i386.rpm
  • rspam-0.0.6-1.centos.i386.rpm

Repository

• Browse evolution-rspam GIT

How to install

Download the rspam-0.0.6 file (382Kb) and unpack it.

Make sure you have:

Fedora:

yum install perl-Razor-Agents
yum install pyzor

Debian:

apt-get install razor
apt-get install 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.
  

  

  SpamCop 'Forward your spam to' field
  After registering to SpamCop paste 'Forward your spam to:' address in the SpamCop's field.

Reporting Bugs

Report a bug
List of bugs

Changes

• 2010-07-09: Released version 0.1.0
  • correctly handle multiple messages
  • do not unlink tempfile until report is completed
  • allow build with older evolution versions
  • correctly listen for online signal
  • fix a crasher in spamcop reports and simplify spamcop report
  • fix razor discovery
  • adapt to Camel API changes and kill bonobo portings
  • update evolution macro to fix version detection

• 2009-09-05: Released version 0.0.10
  • check for installed reporting software (razor, pyzor, dcc)
  • cleanup evolution headers prior to spamcop report

Collaborative spam networks

Network	Report	Revoke	Supported
Razor	YES	YES	YES
Pyzor	YES	YES	YES
DCC	YES	NO	YES
SpamCop	YES	NO	YES