On 18/09/2007, Ted Cooper <eximX1211@???> wrote: > Peter Bowyer wrote:
> > One of its interfaces mimics a DNSBL, and you can use karmasphere
> > feedsets via Exim's (and many other) DNSBL functionality. But as is
> > explained on the website, the DNSBL interface can only return yes/no
> > indications, not scores. If you use the alternative karmad perl
> > interface, you get scores between -1000 and +1000 for each query. You
> > can connect to karmad via Exim's readsocket functionality.
>
> That sounds quite interesting. I'm already passing a truckload of
> information to and from my own little daemon this way and one more
> information source is always good.
If your daemon is in perl, you're even better off - karmasphere
publishes perl modules so you can make direct queries.
Mail::Karmasphere::* on cpan. I believe there are also java, ruby and
C libraries.
> If you're using it and signed up through that huge amount of
> information, did you find out what they charge or if it's free or whatever?
