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Rspamd 1.2: Fast, free and open-source spam filtering system

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Re: Rspamd 1.2: Fast, free and open-source spam filtering system

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The level of documentation for this project is super-impressive, especially since it seems to be mainly a one-man effort. Great job on this, congrats!

(Apologies in advance to other contributors if I was incorrectly discounting their efforts; I made an assumption based on the number of commits on the repo.)

Re: Rspamd 1.2: Fast, free and open-source spam filtering system

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My opinion is definitely not very objective as I'm the author of this project, however, I tried to do some recent comparison of rspamd vs SA: https://rspamd.com/misc/2016/03/03/rspamd-performance.html and there is another 3-rd party opinion here: https://github.com/haraka/Haraka/pull/964#issuecomment-10069... . In brief, rspamd can use the most of SA rules but it provides more optimization tricks than SA does. Howeve…

You may already have this posted somewhere, but a feature comparison between SA and rspamd would be very handy.

And since the author's already here: A similar comparison between rspamd and dspam would be neat as well - I remember that I stumbled upon rspamd in the past, but went with dspam for some reason.

I think it was either related to learning (but rspamd can do that, right?) or the db backend (I didn't want to run multiple database backends and anything that didn't support postgresql was out right away). Then again, I might be completely off.

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