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	Program: POPFile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile does not delete any email on its own, however you can instruct your email program to act upon messages that are tagged as spam (or anything else) and have them be deleted or send to a different mail folder.
		POPfile uses Naive Bayes classification, which is highly effective an learns from your instructions.
		Overall, POPfile provides great flexibility and accurate filtering, however it does require at least some basic understanding of email and POP accounts in order to use it effectively.
	www.spyware.lt /popfile.html (281 words)

	Security Pipeline \| Yet Another POPfile Review
		POPfile does a statistical analysis on those messages to determine patterns of word usage, and, after a short time, the software starts classifying incoming messages into the appropriate bucket, automatically sorting those messages based on their similarity to messages that are already in each bucket.
		POPfile is an e-mail proxy, meaning (as Scot explains it): "It requires you to reconfigure your email program (there's a wizard that does this for you, and it works very well) to redirect mail through a generic local port so that POPFile can literally filter your mail before it gets to your email package.
		That means that POPfile bypasses the normal statistical analysis for that bucket; POPfile simply looks for specific text in the sender, recipient, cc or subject headers and classifies messages based on the presence or absence of that text.
	securitypipeline.com /howto/50500840 (1485 words)

	Mercury/32 Daemon to Interface with PopFile
		POPFile (http://popfile.sourceforge.net/) is a program that uses Bayesian techniques to classify email into one of several categories ("buckets") by examining the words that make up the message.
		The standard implementation of POPFile is as a proxy, either between the Internet and the mail server or between the mail server and the mail readers.
		POPFileD is a Mercury/32 Daemon that implements a third way to use POPFile, by having Mercury/32 call POPFile to examine mail.
	users.adelphia.net /~homedale/popfiled (1258 words)

	POPFile Utilities by Helphand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile is an automatic email classification tool authored by John Graham-Cumming available from SourceForge.
		POPFile Utilities are licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
		Contributed to the POPFile project under the terms of the POPFile License Agreement.
	www.geocities.com /helphand1/popfile.htm (509 words)

	POPFile - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		POPFile is a free, open source, cross-platform mail filter written in Perl by John Graham-Cumming.
		This allows the filter too "learn" and classify mail according to the user preference.
		If the user sees that mail has been placed into the wrong bucket he or she can use a HTML based interface to tell POPFile which bucket the mail should be in.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/POPFile (185 words)

	Security Pipeline \| Review: POPFile Squashes Spam
		POPFile fails to provide a useful interface that will cut back on the amount of work people have to do to properly train it.
		The one nod POPFile gives to working with your email in place is derived from the option to add a specific header to all your received email.
		The trouble is that when you use POPFile to open a message and reclassify it, say from Normal to Spam, it doesn't rewrite the classification header on the message in your email program.
	www.securitypipeline.com /showArticle.jhtml?articleId=49900785 (2304 words)

	Evanscorp - New POPFile Release 0.22.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile version 0.22.1 has been released for general download.
		For the average POPFile user, the extensions probably won't be all that useful but the bug fixes are worth having.
		POPFile learns, with user feedback, to categorise e-mail based on content, and is a powerful weapon in the war against spam.
	www.remunerate.com.au /News/news2004100401.html (156 words)

	Evanscorp - POPFile
		Once POPFile has learnt to recognise selling language it can identify spam as soon as it arrives without requiring any manual intervention from anyone, least of all you.
		We receive hundreds of spam e-mails each week, and POPfile accurately identifies around 99% of spam, which means we waste almost no time managing the e-mail we don't want to see.
		POPFile comes with reasonably good instructions on how to install and configure it but we thought that it would be worthwhile providing the 10 minute setup routine to get you started.
	www.evanscorp.com.au /Technology/POPFile.html (704 words)

	apcmag.com: Slam that spam (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile can eliminate spam at over 99% accuracy, as well as intelligently classify mail for different uses, such as pre-sorting mail from a single inbox for several different users.
		POPFile is written in Perl, so it can run on any OS with a Perl interpreter.
		POPFile classifies mail into user-defined “buckets.” After setting up at least two buckets, the user trains POPFile by showing it which mail belongs in what bucket.
	www.apcmag.com /apc/v3.nsf/0/0E87B8DAF690AF9FCA256E3F0008F19F (1368 words)

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		But PopFile has marked the retrieved message as spam, if it believes that it is. Courier then can filter on these markings, and deposit the bad stuff into a folder so you can give them a quick look before deleting.
		Others who have used PopFile with Courier for a longer time, tell me that after a week or so it gets to about 98.5%, with virtually no false positives.
		Courier also works with PopFile to allow addresses in your Courier address book to be "whitelisted" so that they will not be treated as spam, ever.
	sharewareoutlet.com /popfile.htm (294 words)

	POPFile Review \| codemonkeyx.net
		POPFile acts as an e-mail proxy between your e-mail client and your pop mail server.
		This means that you could install POPFile on a gateway computer between the Internet and your local network.
		Because POPFile acts as a proxy it has to be running nearly all the time.
	www.codemonkeyx.net /node/7?PHPSESSID=3ebe1997f4dab1a9c920dcc89ddc2616 (390 words)

	POPFile - Automatic Email Classification (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile automatically sorts your messages and fights spam.
		POPFile is open source software released under the General Public License.
		POPFile is a registered trademark of John Graham-Cumming.
	popfile.sourceforge.net (141 words)

	POPFile - AndyPryke.com
		POPFile is more than a Spam filter, it can help you sort mail in to multiple categories, such as "spam", "work", "personal", "hobby".
		POPFile isn't an email program, though you can use it to preview mail if you wish.
		POPFile's configuration is accessed through a webserver on your machine, and it also opens a port for your email program to connect to.
	www.andypryke.com /pub/POPFile (297 words)

	POPFile 0.1.x on Mac OS X
		POPFile makes use of the BSD Subsystem of Mac OS X and you will need to know how to type a few commands in Terminal.app.
		If you would like to start POPFile at login (as opposed to system boot) so multiple users can have different buckets and settings, you might want to take a look at POPFile Startup.
		This is because POPFile Startup must use the 'sudo' command to run POPFile as root.
	www.artz-net.de /popfile/popfile-1x.shtml (1027 words)

	BetaONE - powered by vBulletin - Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile was created by John Graham-Cumming and is maintained as open source by a team of developers and users that file bug reports, post patches, and suggest enhancements.
		Popfile is the best classify type I have ever used.
		Since once spamihilator downloads all the e-mail from the server it is removed from the server so popfile never sees it untill spamihilator passes it onto it.
	www.betaone.net /forum/article.php?a=5 (1485 words)

	POPFile topten Utility (Enhanced Version) by Helphand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Top Ten utility is a tool for use with POPFile to list the top ten (or some other quantity you select) words in each bucket's corpus ranked high to low on the probability and the word count.
		The topten program uses the POPFile API to gather all of the corpus data.
		In order to ensure that running this program does not interfere with your running POPFile installation, we divert the version of those files created by this program to a safe place, the topten subdirectory, where they will be harmless.
	www.geocities.com /helphand1/topten_enhanced.htm (977 words)

	The Hindu : POPFile: An `organic' spam filter
		Before transferring a mail from the server, the POPFile proxy server scans the content to determine the nature of the mail and classify it as spam or non-spam mail.
		Before starting the program, you need to create folders or buckets (as it is called by POPFile) where the program can classify the messages after examining the contents of each of the mails.
		Analysing the words contained in the incoming mail and examining them against the words contained in the various buckets, POPFile calculates the corresponding probabilities to determine whether the message belongs to the spam or normal bucket and classifies the mail accordingly.
	hinduonnet.com /thehindu/biz/2003/01/27/stories/2003012700210200.htm (1013 words)

	Untitled (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile is a filtering proxy which runs on your machine, instead of connecting to your email server directly your email client will connect to POPFile which will then pass on the requests to the server and filter the fetched email as it arrives, passing the email back to your client.
		POPFile uses a technique originally designed by a mathematician called Bayes, hence the technique is known as Bayesian Filtering.
		POPFile will add bucket names to the subject line of emails, so for example email that it's classified as work related (after you have trained it to recognise this) will appear in OE with the subject line [work] Original Subject Line.
	www.tames.net /popfile.htm (1642 words)

	Print - POPFile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile is a relatively lightweight application--on my system, it typically consumed only about 9MB of RAM.
		POPFile uses a Bayesian algorithm for spam filtering, so you need to train the filter to make it really effective.
		POPFile started doing a pretty good job classifying spam after just a couple hours of training, but for improved accuracy, I continued training for a week.
	www.windowsitpro.com /Articles/Print.cfm?ArticleID=43868 (358 words)

	Security Pipeline \| Let's Fight Sp@m: POPfile Update, Spamnix 3.0 Reviews
		POPFile's built-in mail viewer won't even display HTML mail, and there a lot of clicks and waiting involved to see and process a single message.
		There's a multi-user version of POPFile due out in the next month or two that could help with one of my issues, the fact that POPFile is a proxy server running on a client machine, something I'd prefer to avoid.
		As a result, the likelihood that I unthinkingly go for the POPFile tray icon while Eudora is in the midst of sending/receiving is higher for me. The Release Notes say that the bug may be video driver related, but the video card and drivers have been changed out during the POPFile test period.
	nwc.securitypipeline.com /howto/57700222 (1591 words)

	Neowin.net - Where unprofessional journalism looks better - POPFile 0.22.2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Popfile has been running on my computer for close to 8 months now.
		First of all, Popfile is not specifically a spam filter.
		With Popfile, you define "buckets" in which email is to be classified, you then train Popfile on what emails go into each bucket.
	www.neowin.net /comments.php?id=26344&category=software (581 words)

	Debian -- popfile
		POPFile is an tool to classify email with a Naive Bayes classifier, a POP3 proxy and a web interface.
		It's not only useful to filter spam, but also to sort legitimate mail into different folders.
		POPFile can be trained to recognize and sort mails even when no regular mail rules based on header can be made.
	packages.debian.org /unstable/mail/popfile (149 words)

	Installing POPFile on Mac OS X: BeatnikPad Journal
		POPFile filters email into “buckets”, and learns what kind of email belongs in what bucket as you train it.
		POPFile can add a header to the email with the bucket it thinks the email belongs in, or can also add a prefix to the subject line.
		For new POPFile users: All you have to do now is to create a POPFile folder in the top-level Library folder of your hard drive (not the Library folder in your home directory - the global Library folder), and copy the contents of the popfile-0.20.0a Folder into it.
	www.beatnikpad.com /archives/2003/10/22/installing_popfile_on_mac_os_x (1019 words)

	Winning the War on spam: Comparison of Bayesian spam filters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile is actually a quite well made and polished product, and the lack of said feature is the only major complaint I have.
		For example, if you work in a large company and receive mail from people in several different departments and want to sort your mail by department, it can be a lot of work to create static rules for this, and with hundreds of people in each department it may not even be practical.
		Another feature which SpamBayes lacks is the POPFile magnets, which are simple rules used to create whitelists; usually used for not classifying mail from friends and family as spam (here integration with the mail client can be very useful as the address book can be used as the whitelist).
	home.dataparty.no /kristian/reviews/bayesian (2794 words)

	Evanscorp - New POPFile Release 0.21.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile version 0.21.1 has been released for general download.
		This release includes support for different user profiles so that different people can use the same computer whilst maintaining their personal POPFile configuration.
		This version has also been upgraded to recognise more obfuscation tricks that spammers are using in an attempt to elude detection.
	www.remunerate.com.au /News/news2004031901.html (134 words)

	xmltraintest.py for POPFile
		It is mainly used for testing, but may be used to rebuild your corpus from scratch.
		My version is written in Python and requires you to install POPFile's XMLRPC module.
		If it weren't XMLRPC other people using POPFile on their company servers would be noticing huge memory use too.
	popfile.jciv.com /xmltraintest.html (669 words)

	Blogcritics.org: POPFile Installed on OS X
		The end result of running POPFile on Mac OS X is more then worth the hassle of compiling some files in the command line.
		I have used POPFile for a full 8 months on my PC, and it got up to 99% accurate, and to the point to where there were NO false positives.
		This is the first part in a multipart series on POPFile and Mac OS X. Next I will discuss installing POPFile and setup of Mail and Entourage X to work with it.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2003/10/30/030531.php (941 words)

	SourceForge.net CVS Repository - log - cvs: popfile/engine/Makefile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Change GPL license to remove the option for the person using POPFile to license it under any version of the GPL other than v2.
		POPFile now reads its version number from a file called popfile_version which is stored in the POPFile subdirectory.
		This is needed because if a user deletes a bucket while a download is occurring POPFile will have a connection open to the db which will prevent it from getting deleted.
	cvs.sourceforge.net /viewcvs.py/popfile/engine/Makefile?...&view=log (3566 words)

	Breaking Windows 2.0: POPFile Update in OS X (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Just like the install of POPFile, to upgrade it is not an and#8216;easyand#8217; thing to do.
		Here is how you upgrade POPFile on OS X: Shutdown POPFile, go to http://localhost:8080/ (or the port number you changed POPFile to) and click and#8220;Shutdown POPFileand#8221;Backup your current POPFile install.
		Download the new version of POPFile Replace the contents of the /Library/POPFile folder with the contents of the newly downloaded version of POPFile (I trashed the contents and replaced it with the new version of POPFile).
	www.breakingwindows.com /new/2003/12/popfile_update.php (598 words)

	Breaking Windows 2.0: POPFile v0.21.0 Update in OS X (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		POPFile 0.21.0 has been released, and with very little trouble I have it up and running in Mac OS 10.3.
		Previously we showed two counts with confusing titles: now we show the true number of words in the database, not the “word counts” (which was the number of times each word occurred).
		I talked to John sometime late last year about an easier install for OS X (there is a very nice installer for Windows) but he has not had time to get to me on the subject.
	www.breakingwindows.com /new/2004/03/popfile_v0210_u.php (1492 words)

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