Source Code

SpamPal is an Open Source project; interested parties can download the C source code from this page. Use of the SpamPal source code is governed by this license; please read and understand it.

If you have any questions about the SpamPal source code, or want to discuss its potential uses, then a good place is the source code forum.

Click on one of the links below to download a copy of the SpamPal source code:

• v1.73g, 1,498k zipfile
• v1.73c, 1,390k zipfile
• v1.73, 1,351k zipfile
• v1.72x, 1,351k zipfile
• v1.72v, 1,379k zipfile
• v1.72g, 1,330k zipfile
• v1.71d, 1,137k zipfile
• v1.704, 1,087k zipfile
• v1.70, 1,079k zipfile
• v1.641, 762k zipfile
• v1.64, 762k zipfile
• v1.634, 744k zipfile
• v1.623, 725k zipfile
• v1.62, 720k zipfile
• v1.594, 679k zipfile
• v1.591, 649k zipfile
• v1.588, 647k zipfile
• v1.583, 631k zipfile
• v1.581, 617k zipfile
• v1.58, 617k zipfile
• v1.57, 617k zipfile
• v1.56, 617k zipfile
• v1.55, 615k zipfile
• v1.54, 613k zipfile
• v1.5391, 611k zipfile
• v1.538, 613k zipfile
• v1.53, 604k zipfile
• v1.52, 600k zipfile
• v1.51, 585k zipfile
• v1.50, 567k zipfile
• v1.31, 565k zipfile
• v1.28, 463k zipfile
• v1.26, 368k zipfile
• v1.19, 355k zipfile
• v1.15, 302k zipfile

Translations

You could use the files from the source distribution to translate SpamPal's user-interface into another language. I generally advise against doing this for beta-releases, as they change so rapidly your work will quickly become obsolete. For full releases of SpamPal, I suggest you contact me first; if more than one person is working on a translation into a certain language, I can co-ordinate your efforts and share the workload.

This isn't meant to discourage people from translating SpamPal into other languages; on the contrary, I'm very grateful to all those who help to bring SpamPal to non-English-speakers. I'm just trying to save you unnecessary work.

Plugins

There is no requirement on plugin authors that SpamPal plugins be open source. On the contrary, to my mind your plugin is 100% your own product, and you can impose whatever licensing conditions you see fit. Some existing plugins may be open source; check on the homepages of specific plugins to find out.

The source code for the BadWords plugin is available as part of the Plugin Developer's Kit.