The Spamtrak system tracks sources of email spam.  It maintains a database
of identified spam sources.  Sources are identified by host address and by
(/24) net­ work address.  It provides two metrics:  a total count of the
spam messages originating from the source, and a score that represents
a 90-day rolling average.

System requirements are:

        - not a Microsoft O.S.
        - GNU make
        - Perl 5.6
        - The perl Date::Parse module

The installation procedure assumes your email system uses:

        - spamassassin
        - procmail

If you don't, then you are on your own as to integrating the package
into your mail system.

Please see the INSTALL for installation instructions.

Every *.pl, *.pm and *.pod file has embedded documentation in POD
format.  For instance, to see the "spamtrak-mssg" man page, run:

	perldoc spamtrak-mssg.pl

At this time, manpages are not being installed.  If people ask, I'll
change that.

This is a preliminary release of Spamtrak, made available for testing.
I welcome feedback and suggestions.

Chip Rosenthal
Unicom Systems Development
<chip@unicom.com>

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