Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Missing text with a filter & BADHEADERS error

[Matthew Bramble]

Thanks for the answers.  I would imagine that it makes a lot of sense to 
limit it at 32 K.  The root of my issue then becomes Microsoft Word's 
unbelievably bloated code.  If they can't construct a simple E-mail 
without 500% overhead in their tagging, I can see why Linux people laugh 
about Window's performance.  That message had 13,058 displayable 
characters with spaces without attachments,  but it contained 83,023 
characters with spaces counting the formatting code (the previous quoted 
number didn't have spaces included).  That made a 13 K message 84 K.  Geeze!

Matt



R. Scott Perry wrote:


Is there a limit to how far down a file the text filters will search?


Yes -- it will only check the first 32K of the E-mail.

Also, is there a fix available for the BADHEADERS 8400000a error?  I 
get a decent number of these every day, and they're often false 
positives (as was discussed before).  The message that I'm 
referencing failed because of both the text filter not hitting and 
that BADHEADERS issue (not RFC compliant, but supported functionality 
from popular mail clients).


That's something that we are currently investigating.

                                                   -Scott

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