POPFile es una herramienta para automáticamente clasificar correos.

POPFile es una herramienta para automáticamente clasificar correos electrónicos con un clasificador Naive Bayes, POP3, SMTP, proxies NNTP y filtro IMAP y una interfaz web. Corre en la mayoría de plataformas y es compatible con casi todos los clientes para correos electrónicos.

Que hay de nuevo:

1. Changes to the IMAP module / Support for Gmail IMAP

The IMAP module will now use only one connection to the IMAP server, instead of one connection for each watched folder. This means that when using IMAP mode, POPFile will be much lighter on the server and will even work with IMAP servers that are restrictively configured or if you have many buckets. As a consequence, you should now be able to let POPFile sort your email on Google's Gmail.

Please refer to the setup instructions on the POPFile wiki:

http://getpopfile.org/wiki/experimentalmodules:imapinstructions

2. Nihongo improvements

Japanese (Nihongo) text does not use spaces between words so POPFile uses a 'Nihongo Parser' to split the text into words to allow the text to be analysed properly. Up until now POPFile has used the 'Kakasi' parser when analysing Japanese text. The 1.0.0 release offers a choice of three parsers (Kakasi, MeCab and internal). The new 'bayes_nihongo_parser' configuration parameter is used to specify the parser to be used (the default parser is Kakasi).

The Windows installer lets the user select the Nihongo parser to be installed. All of the files needed for the Kakasi and internal parsers are included in the installer. The MeCab package size is about 13 MB (i.e. too big to include in the installer) so it will be downloaded from the Internet if the MeCab parser is selected when installing POPFile.

Other Nihongo changes: fixed a bug that the history table in the UI was not being shown correctly when invalid characters were used in the From, To and Cc headers in Nihongo mode; fixed a bug in the shortening of Subjects in the history table.

3. Installer improvements

To make it easier to add SSL support after installing POPFile the installer now creates an "Add/Remove Programs" entry which allows SSL support to be added by downloading and installing the necessary support files. This entry also allows the Nihongo parser to be changed and will download the MeCab package if necessary.

The installer and uninstaller have been upgraded to work better when used on Vista, especially when run from a standard user account. Many of these improvements also apply to Windows XP. For example the uninstaller is now less likely to leave Start Menu shortcuts behind.

4. UI improvements

Change the default skin choice to simplyblue. Add two new skins, coolmint and ocean. Drop less popular skins: klingon, prjbluegrey, and prjsteelbeach. Merge nearly duplicate tinydefault and lrclaptop with smalldefault. Add a little bit of polish to many of the others.

Add a JavaScript Check All box for selecting messages to remove from history.

5. Other improvements

Performance improvement in analyzing e-mails. Encoded attachment file names are now decoded. Fixed a bug that missed some e-mail addresses.