Razor
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Description
Uses the collaborative, distributed SPAM detection network Vipul's Razor do determine whether a mail is SPAM or not. The network is fed by user contribution, which itself is based on a reputation system.
Configuration
Please read first:
- default configuration
- disable
- max_size
- anti-SPAM module configuration
- weight_innocent
- weight_spam
- weight_translate
- user configuration
- default_user
- user_cmd
cmd_check
Default: /usr/bin/razor-check %file%
Allowed values: string (path to razor-check and cmd args)
The command line to razor-check command, including all command line arguments. The variable %file% (= path to temporary mail file) can be used.
Example
--- disable: 0 timeout: 15 #cmd_check: '/usr/bin/razor-check %file%' weight_innocent: 20 weight_spam: -40
Performance
Razor creates a hash and then connections to the Vilpur Razor database to check wheter the content is known SPAM. This can take several seconds, normally should not run longer than 1-5 seconds.
Razor hints
Under debian, simply use aptitude / apt-get:
aptitude install razor
All others: go here.
There are no major configurations, but the /etc/razor/razor-agent.conf file, in which you can tune the logic_method a bit (read it). Training should not be automated, according to the razor F.A.Q.