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| Spamikaze is an automated spam blocklist system, using spamtrap and other data to automatically build a DNSBL. Spamikaze is meant to make it easy for anybody to run a DNSBL. The current version of Spamikaze is 0.2, the software is stable but still pretty simple. Various DNSBLs use Spamikaze in production. Spamikaze is free software, available under the GPL. | Spamikaze is a collection of programs to easily build a DNSBL, also known as a spam block list. |
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| * AboutSpamikaze * [ftp://ftp.nl.linux.org/pub/spamikaze/ Download Spamikaze] * MailingList * SpamikazeCoverage (articles, conferences, etc) |
== Benefits == |
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| == Spamikaze Documentation == | Unlike some other spam block systems, Spamikaze does no tests for open proxy or open relay vulnerabilities. |
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| * AboutSpamikaze * SpamikazeInstallation * SpamikazeConfiguration * SpamikazeOperations * SpamikazeWebScripts |
Spamikaze is passive and completely driven by mail coming into a system's spamtrap addresses. In order to reduce the false positives (depending on your point of view) inherent in such a scheme, Spamikaze uses some regular expressions to weed out obvious non-spam mails. It can also use whitelists to exclude known mail servers from being listed. |
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| == Developer's corner == | Spamikaze is free software, available under the GPL. |
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| Notes about Spamikaze development, future plans, etc... | == Status == |
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| * DatabaseDesign * FalsePositives * DistributedSpamikaze * DevelopmentTodo * ... |
The current version of Spamikaze is 0.2; the software is stable but does not yet have all the fancy features that are planned for the future. A number of [:SpamikazeLists:DNSBLs] use Spamikaze in production. == Basic requirements == Spamikaze runs on: * a Unix-like system, with * perl, * a database, * a mail server (to receive spam) and * a web server (for the removal system). Spamikaze is designed to be easily customizable and extensible. The various components of a Spamikaze setup do not need to run on the same computer. If you plan to run a spam block list, Spamikaze should make your life easier. |
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Spamikaze is a collection of programs to easily build a DNSBL, also known as a spam block list.
Benefits
Unlike some other spam block systems, Spamikaze does no tests for open proxy or open relay vulnerabilities.
Spamikaze is passive and completely driven by mail coming into a system's spamtrap addresses. In order to reduce the false positives (depending on your point of view) inherent in such a scheme, Spamikaze uses some regular expressions to weed out obvious non-spam mails. It can also use whitelists to exclude known mail servers from being listed.
Spamikaze is free software, available under the GPL.
Status
The current version of Spamikaze is 0.2; the software is stable but does not yet have all the fancy features that are planned for the future.
A number of [:SpamikazeLists:DNSBLs] use Spamikaze in production.
Basic requirements
Spamikaze runs on:
- a Unix-like system, with
- perl,
- a database,
- a mail server (to receive spam) and
- a web server (for the removal system).
Spamikaze is designed to be easily customizable and extensible. The various components of a Spamikaze setup do not need to run on the same computer.
If you plan to run a spam block list, Spamikaze should make your life easier.
How to use this site
A Wiki is a collaborative site; anyone can contribute and share:
Create yourself an account on the [:UserPreferences:User Preferences] page
Edit any page by pressing GetText(Edit) at the top or the bottom of the page
Create a link to another page with joined capitalized words (like WikiSandBox) or with ["quoted words in brackets"]
WikiSandBox: feel free to change this page and experiment with editing
FindPage: search or browse the database in various ways
SyntaxReference: quick access to wiki syntax
SiteNavigation: get an overview of this site and what it contains
- Search for page titles or text within pages using the search box at the top of any page
See HelpForBeginners to get you going, HelpContents for all help pages.
To learn more about what a WikiWikiWeb is, read about WhyWikiWorks and the WikiNature. Also, consult the WikiWikiWebFaq.
This Wiki is powered by MoinMoin.