> Ouch ;-)  Although I'm not ready to give up razor just yet, I'd like to
> see a pyzor check in SA.  I don't think it even needs to be written in
> perl.  SA is actually calling razor-check and razor-report as well as
> dccproc for those checks so it should be nothing more than duplication
> of coding to add pyzor.
I don't know from Pyzor, but I've always thought that the way services like
Razor and DCC could be truly useful is if there were a bunch of different
ones. We can assign them scores based on how trustworthy each one is, and
when a message is listed in multiple services you can pretty much trust that
it's spam.
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Scott MacKenzie wrote:
>There is a software package that is used (or was up through w2k)
>on MicroSloth for this purpose. Ghost, or some such. One essentially
>"takes a picture" of the machine's proper config, and then upon
>schedule or demand replaces the machine's current config with the
>proper picture. It essentially over-writes the entire disk drive.
>Especially good for student access machines at libraries, etc.
>
And it is pretty common practice in some environments with public
workstations to just wipe and re-install Windows machines on a weekly
(or even daily) basis. It's easier than trying to maintain Windows.
Crispin
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