All releases of Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy


Release Notes: This release fixes many small bugs and includes support for basic virus scanning using ClamAV's free antivirus databases.


Release Notes: 1.0.6 has cosmetic and documentation changes, but 1.0.5 had a critical bugfix in the underlying database functions. All users with version 0.2.0 or higher are strongly recommended to upgrade.


Release Notes: This release includes bugfixes for a CRLF / Qmail problem with replies to email spam / notspam / whitelist submissions, and a fix for a bug where it didn't properly clean up all headers. It also contains the updated documentation.


Release Notes: Cosmetic changes and usability improvements were made. This release celebrates the transition from Beta to Production/stable.


Release Notes: This release contains a number of bugfixes, specifically with regard to RunAsUser, chroot, move2num, and the Analyze admin page. It also uses less RAM (about half) to rebuild the Bayesian database (rebuildspamdb.pl). ASSP now recognizes the BDAT SMTP directive, a bug which allowed some spam delivered to ESMTP servers that support CHUNKING to pass through undetected. There are also minor enhancements to improve spam detection, specifically in the way mail is pre-processed.


Release Notes: This is a major release with bugfixes over 0.2.1 and significant feature enhancements. New features have been added to the web-admin interface, and a new email interface has also been added. This release can be considered feature-complete.


Release Notes: This release fixes an important bug for pipelining ESMTP servers where clients saw "354 send data followed by CRLF.CRLF", and has a number of minor fixes.


Release Notes: This release fixes the problems where mail sent sequentially without a RSET between messages could be garbled, mail servers which require that client waits for the "254 Send data" after the DATA directive were not supported, spam and nonspam logging was not working properly, and $ChangeRoot="/my/new/root" was not working in the configuration file in Unix. The options were changed to have $DEBUG=1 to make it easier to isolate problems.


Release Notes: Switching to non-root user in Unix, optional integration of openrbl.org's DNSBL data to influence spam decisions, better spam detection using less memory, commenting out the "use" statements which have caused problems on some systems, a better error message when ASSP fails to create the socket, and updates and additions to the documentation.


Release Notes: A new section on absolute path was added in the docs for assp.pl's do config.pl. The 'use Strict' and 'use Warnings' were commented out until they work right in Linux. The $AddSpamProbHeadder config option was added. The maillog only saves local and whitelisted mail, which prevents gradual spamification of the nonspam corpus by false negatives.