Even thought I don't use SpamAssassin, from time to time, I desire to discuss and even contribute ideas related to developing or enhancing rules base filtering. Like SpamAssassin, the mail filter I use is capable of using Regular Expressions in a way that is similar to SpamAssassin. When I get the urge to post questions and suggestions, I keep thinking that the SURBL list is not the best targeted forum for this topic and I should probably join the SpamAssassin discussion group to discuss this topic. However, after searching, I now see that there is more than one list for SpamAssassin.
Therefore, does anyone know **which** SpamAssassin list I should join (and where to subscribe) if I'm interested in rules development?
Thanks,
Rob McEwen
On Wednesday, December 8, 2004, 8:52:03 PM, Rob McEwen wrote:
Even thought I don't use SpamAssassin, from time to time, I desire to discuss and even contribute ideas related to developing or enhancing rules base filtering. Like SpamAssassin, the mail filter I use is capable of using Regular Expressions in a way that is similar to SpamAssassin. When I get the urge to post questions and suggestions, I keep thinking that the SURBL list is not the best targeted forum for this topic and I should probably join the SpamAssassin discussion group to discuss this topic. However, after searching, I now see that there is more than one list for SpamAssassin.
Therefore, does anyone know **which** SpamAssassin list I should join (and where to subscribe) if I'm interested in rules development?
Per apparent tradition, that would probably be the spamassassin-users list.
The developers list is for internal development issues, and rules don't seem to fall under that.
Jeff C. -- "If it appears in hams, then don't list it."
On Wed, Dec 08, 2004 at 10:46:46PM -0800, Jeff Chan wrote:
Per apparent tradition, that would probably be the spamassassin-users list.
The developers list is for internal development issues, and rules don't seem to fall under that.
I believe this is all answered on our wiki, actually. Specifically, http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/WeLoveVolunteers
In short, new rules ought to be put into our bugzilla system (http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/). We are always looking for people to help out, especially (these days) with rules. :)
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