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DESCRIPTION
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Rspamd is a complex spam filter that allows to estimate messages by many rules,
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statistical data and custom services like URL black lists. Each message is
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estimated by rspamd and got so called 'spam score'. According to spam score and
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user's settings rspamd send recommended action for this message to MTA. Rspamd
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has own unique features among spam filters:
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* event driven architecture allowing to process many messages at a time
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* flexible syntax of rules allowing to write rules in lua language
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* a lot of plugins and rules shipped with rspamd distribution
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* highly optimized mail processing advanced statistic
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All these features allow rspamd to process messages fast and make good results in
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spam filtering.
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INSTALLATION
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============
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Rspamd runs on a Unix like operational systems. FreeBSD users can use ports
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collection (mail/rspamd) for rspamd installation. Users of other OSes should
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use sources to build and install rspamd. You can obtain rspamd sources at
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bitbucket download page: https:bitbucket.org/vstakhov/rspamd/downloads.
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Build requirements
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==================
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Rspamd requires several 3-rd party software to build and run:
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* libevent - asynchronous event library
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* glib - common purposes library
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* gmime - mime parser
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* lua - extendable scripting language
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* cmake - advanced software build system
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You can either install them from sources or (recommended) install using package manager of your system.
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Build process
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=============
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Building of rspamd is quite simple:
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$ cmake .
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$ make
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# make install
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After installation binaries, rules, plugins and a sample configuration will be
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installed in the target directories (prefixed by /usr/local by default). To
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start working with rspamd you should do several steps:
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1. Copy a sample configuration $PREFIX/etc/rspamd.xml.sample to
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$PREFIX/etc/rspamd.xml
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2. Edit rspamd.xml according to your system (described
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later).
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3. Make a directory for rspamd pid file and data (/var/run/rspamd by
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default) and make rspamd user (nobody by default) as owner of rspamd data
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directory.
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4. Make a directory for rspamd logs (or setup syslog to accept
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rspamd log messages)
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5. Install start script to a proper place (this step is done
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when installing from FreeBSD ports)
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6. Start rspamd using start script
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If start script is not suitable for your system (now rspamd shipped with start
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script for FreeBSD, Debian and RedHat like operational systems) you should
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write a start script based on your system's documentation.
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FURTHER ACTIONS
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===============
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You can improve quality of rspamd by learning its statistic module. The easiest
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way to do it is to use rspamc client (you can setup a custom email alias to
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pipe messages to rspamc)
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$ rspamc -P 'q1' -c bayes learn_spam [ file1 [file2 [...]]]
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$ rspamc -P 'q1' -c bayes learn_ham [ file1 [file2 [...]]]
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Note: you should consider to change default controller's password 'q1' to yours
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one specified in controller section of configuration.
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Also a system administrator may want to customize rule's weights or actions
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thresholds. This can be easily done by editing metric section in the
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configuration file.
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For writing new rules you can examine the main rspamd documentation and lua api
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gude and reference.
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REFERENCES
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==========
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Home site: https://bitbucket.org/vstakhov/rspamd
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Downloads: https://bitbucket.org/vstakhov/rspamd/downloads
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Wiki: https://bitbucket.org/vstakhov/rspamd/wiki/
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