New plugin: Trust SpamAssassin Headers

[AlexV]

[michel]

Hi!

Sorry for my late reply. The Spamihilator website is currently not working, so we're not very often in the forum these days.

As soon as the website is working again (should be within the next few days), write me an e-mail and I will create a plugin author account for you, so you can publish your plugin on the Spamihilator website.

Thank you for your work.

Sincerely,
Michel Krämer

[AlexV]

[Chactory]

[anbuva]

[AlexV]

As requested, here is an updated version of Trust SpamAssassin Headers for compatibility with Spamihilator v0.9.9.25. I will leave it available here for a few days, then if it looks stable I'll update the entry in the plugins database to point to it too.



This filter doesn't actually store any settings, so the only change has been to recompile against the latest SDK, update the installer, and test.

[anbuva]

[AlexV]

Small update from v0.2 to v0.2.1, avoids a that can be caused when the report string is too long. Download is at the same url:



Alex

[AlexV]

My email provider has recently upgraded to cPanel 11. Although this still uses SpamAssassin for spam filtering, it no longer uses the default SpamAssassin headers for reporting the results, and this plugin would no longer recognize them. cPanel is pretty popular, so others might be finding this same problem.

I have updated Trust SpamAssassin Headers to v0.3, which should now recognize both the default SpamAssassin headers, and those produced by cPanel 11. If your host has moved to cPanel 11, then you must upgrade to Trust SpamAssassin Headers 0.3 too.

If you notice any problems with this plugin please let me know, otherwise I'll update the entry in the plugins database to point to it after a short while.



Alex

[michel]

Hi!

Thanks for your new version! If you want to update the Spamihilator website, just post me a quick note and I will do it for you. The plugin management system is still not available. I'm currently busy working on the beta version of Spamihilator.

Sincerely,
Michel

[AlexV]

With the release of the 64 bit version of Spamihilator, I've started refreshing my plugins to be both 64 bit compatible, and to run natively as 64 bit plugins rather than through the compatibility layer. I'm starting with this one, as it's the simplest.

So, here is a re-release of v0.3, but available as both 32bit and 64bit. There is just one installer - if the 64 bit version of Spamihilator is installed, the 64 bit plugin will be installed. If the 32 bit version of Spamihilator is installed, the 32 bit plugin will be installed (the first screen of the installer tells you which it will install).

This is also my first attempt at creating an msi installer, so any feedback would be appreciated. If it goes well, I'll do the same for my other plugins.

Alex

Edit: Download link removed until further bugs resolved.

[anbuva]

Hallo AlexV!

thank you very much

Regards
anbuva

[michel]

Hi Alex!

Thanks for your update! The installer works like a charm on my 32-bit system. I will test it on my 64-bit machine next week.

Regards,
Michel

[AlexV]

Great, that's good to hear!

Is the plugin listing management system working yet, by the way? If so, could you point me at where to log in?

Thanks,

Alex

[AlexV]

OK, I've taken down the .msi download. There's a bug in it that prevents it from working properly under x64.

MSI is such a pain, it's looking like it might be impossible to ship a single installer for both 32 and 64 bit plugins. The two options I have are either to require the user to know which version of Spamihilator they have installed and download the correct .msi file, or to go back to using NSIS and abandon MSI altogether.

Alex