jm at jmason
Nov 19, 2009, 1:48 AM
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If they are from sa, that's not good; in our case rules == source.
On Thursday, November 19, 2009, Adam Katz <antispam [at] khopis> wrote:
> http://cebka.pp.ru/trac/wiki/RspamdFeatures contains:
>> Rspamd is anti-spam system that is designed to work faster than
>> spamassassin by using event model and regular expressions
>> optimization. ... With similar rules rspamd is about ten times
>> faster than spamassassin.
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> A quick browse of the source tarball shows the conf directory has a
> bunch of .inc files that have some regular expressions and even meta
> rules.
>
> Two thoughts:
> 1. Any speed tips to be gleamed? (Unlikely given C vs Perl)
> 2. Any useful rules to borrow?
>
> ... actually, a closer look at those rules reveals some or all of them
> likely came /from/ SpamAssassin. Sadly, this raises issues about
> license violation; no credit is given (a violation of copyright), and
> I'm not sure about whether software licensed under the Apache License
> v2 can legally be relicensed under the Original BSD License as this
> software is. While http://www.apache.org/legal/resolved.html talks
> about incorporating sources of various licenses in Apache-Licensed
> software, it does not address the other direction.
>
>
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--j.
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