spam filter fun
Posted Monday, November 8th 2004 @ 4:28PM
Been getting a lot of spam slipping through my baysian filters recently, most all of it foreign character sets. Since I can't read these things anyway, the chances of me getting valid email in Chinese is so slim, I'm now filtering all of it into la la land. My inbox is quiet again. All is good.
As I was playing with this, I decided to check out the contents of my spam token database, and see what phrases it considered "most spammy" and "most good".
Kinda weird. The #1 spammy phrase in my database appears to be "looking statements". (??)
Some other strange/interesting things:
- "fitzpatrick": 76 spam, 52 good (ahahah)
- "usr local": 0 spam, 3902 good
- "faeriemud": 0 spam, 602 good
- "your penis": 1742 spam, 14 good (14 good??)
- "tennessee murder": 980 spam, 0 good (???)
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Comments
Monday, November 8th 2004 @ 2:56PM
I love your icons :) They are great!
Wednesday, December 1st 2004 @ 7:21PM
What kind of filtering software are you using? Is it on the client or on the server?
Wednesday, December 1st 2004 @ 8:57PM
Server side, Spamprobe. Can't say enough good stuff about it.
Wednesday, December 1st 2004 @ 9:04PM
What's the server software?
Wednesday, December 1st 2004 @ 10:18PM
Not sure what you're specifically referring to. The OS? FreeBSD. MTA? Qmail, by way of procmail, with some TMDA icing.
Delish.
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