Michael Moncur wrote:
MM> First, three definite problems:
MM>
MM> >score PORN_8 -4.248
MM> I think this rule has become nearly useless ("mp3z" and "videoz" and "warez"
MM> are probably almost in common usage now) but it certainly isn't a non-spam
MM> indicator of this mag
I don't want to always be a whiner, so the fix is attached to this bug:
http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=229
If "all" is listed as part of "ok_locales", the CHARSET_FARAWAY tests
will short-circuit and are essentially ignored.
- Dan
Duncan Findlay writes:
>> On Debian, the
I just went through and took a close look at the scores. I think they turned
out very well - the GA and I agree on just about everything this time. Bart
already mentioned some of these, but here is a list of scores I find
questionable.
First, three definite problems:
>score PORN_8
Duncan Findlay writes:
> On Debian, the score for CHARSET_FARAWAY went from 0.0 to 0.0. :-)
Instead of setting CHARSET_FARAWAY to 0.0, why not just have a
"ok_locales every" option that indicates the rule should be disabled
and make that the Debian default?
Then, it only requires one line in th
> score: CHARSET_FARAWAY 0.8 -> 2.070
>
> The Debian people will just love that one.
On Debian, the score for CHARSET_FARAWAY went from 0.0 to 0.0. :-)
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Bart Schaefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Here are some that are uninteresting except for the magnitude of change:
>
> score: DOMAIN_BODY 0.8 -> 4.782
For at least this one and possibly some of the others, the large
change is because the original score was assigned by a human. I
suspect that
