Re: [SAtalk] X-pvkhgmeblyqcmv header

2003-11-02 Thread Jeremy Kister
On Sunday, November 02, 2003 8:13 PM, Robert Menschel wrote: > It seems likely that any X-{random string of characters} header is for > spam tracking purposes only. I wonder whether a test for an X- header > name with four or five consecutive consonants would be a valid spamsign > test. In at lea

Re[2]: [SAtalk] X-pvkhgmeblyqcmv header

2003-11-02 Thread Robert Menschel
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello Keith, Thanks, that did it. No immediate benefit, since running that rule against my 40k corpus it finds just one spam and zero ham, but at least I have a starting point for analysis. I was under the impression that Header All would test the c

Re: [SAtalk] X-pvkhgmeblyqcmv header

2003-11-02 Thread Keith C. Ivey
Robert Menschel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I wonder whether a test for > an X- header name with four or five consecutive consonants would > be a valid spamsign test. > > Unfortunately, I can't find any way to implement this test. Can > anyone suggest a method? Something like this? header WEI

[SAtalk] X-pvkhgmeblyqcmv header

2003-11-02 Thread Robert Menschel
Received the attached FN today. Most notable attribute I find is that it includes an X-pvkhgmeblyqcmv header. It seems likely that any X-{random string of characters} header is for spam tracking purposes only. I wonder whether a test for an X- header name with four or five consecutive consonants