; However it is clearly not a non-standard port.
SA is not distributed with any rules with that name, and the "MY_"
prefix suggests that it's a local configuration.
SA does have a WEIRD_PORT rule, which checks explicitly for :80, :443,
and :8080 and isn't triggered if those
ext/plain.
A text attachment should be text/plain, and hence I'd expect it to get
scanned by SA.
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linux/IO/Socket.pm line 108,
> line 358.
>
> Anyone seen this?
http://wiki.spamassassin.org/w/RazorInsecureDependency
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.0 for that particular rule,
1.0 for DATE_MISSING, and 1.9 for FROM_NO_LOWER (since we don't know
whether or not those two hit on the original message which we haven't
seen), the 7.5 total comes down to 3.6, which isn't going to get
tagged as ham by a default SA install.
Martin
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quot;-m" value -- if it's
set too low you run the risk of having a mail backlog build up with
the result that mail gets delayed.
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SA a different stage in the mail
processing. Perhaps look at using MailScanner (www.mailscanner.info),
which will enable you to integrate virus scanning at the same time.
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score L_TITLE_MESSAGE 1.0
rawbody L_CONVERTED m{}
describe L_CONVERTED Converted from text/plain
score L_CONVERTED 1.0
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#x27;ve already modified the repeat counts for number of digits in
L_MIME_BOUND_MANY_DIG, since it's not constant:
header L_MIME_BOUND_MANY_DIGContent-Type =~ /boundary=\"\d{15,}\"/
changed from \d{19,} to \d{15,}
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ey appear regularly in ham, the rule
You'll probably find that this isn't text/html. It looks more like
text/enriched, which is defined in RFC1896. (text/enriched was based
on the older "text/richtext", defined in RFC1341.)
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straightforward way to avoid repeated downloads of a
file that hasn't changed, by sending If-Modified-Since requests.
Unfortunately wget doesn't yet support this, though it is mentioned in
its TODO file. (This is with wget 1.9.1, which is the current
version.)
Perhaps there's a Perl module
est sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
The clue is the "200 OK" message. If If-Modified-Since was being
employed, the return code would have been "304 Not Modified".
The overhead of this probably doesn't matter on this scale, though.
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x27;m pretty sure that the "autolearn=" is always present, irrespective
of whether or not Bayes is actually available. Obviously, if
autolearn=ham or autolearn=spam, then Bayes *is* available. But you
can't tell anything from autolearn=no.
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= big_evil.cf ?
"local" settings go in the /etc/mail/spamassassin directory. All
files with names ending in ".cf" in that directory are read.
See http://wiki.spamassassin.org/w/WhereDoLocalSettingsGo
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ssage scored 3.422 when it hit
a rule scoring 5.0.
The answer (for the benefit of the OP) is that the message hit
BAYES_00, which gave -4.9 points.
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scores 0 (less
than the 0.1 which stops auto-learning as ham).
For example, just adding "pcodruts" and "aavilable" with a score of
0.1 each would make sure this probably wouldn't be learnt as ham.
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t I've had to add specific rules to
catch it. Once you've trained Bayes with a couple of these (assuming
you're using Bayes, that is), it shouldn't have any problems with it.
Check the list archives for my mail of 23rd Jan, in the thread
"Re: [SAtalk] help
At Fri Jan 23 21:30:58 2004, Martin Radford wrote:
Five days to reach the list! I hoped SF would have cleared the
backlog sooner than that!
> This seems to be a signature with these mails, but I haven't put
> together a rule for them yet. The following *might* work:
>
> hea
hese messages, and give them a negative score. These *will*
cause Bayes to pick the messages up, as long as it takes them below
the autolearn-as-ham threshold.
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rent version is 2.63.
> However, when an email is scored with BAYES_99 it is only get a 3.0 from
In 2.6x, BAYES_99 scores 5.4.
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At Wed Jan 28 23:01:48 2004, Brett Dikeman wrote:
>
> Martin Radford wrote:
>
> > It might be because you get the occasional false positive that you
> > want to avoid (but all the rest come under your threshold). You
> > probably would want these autolearned as ham.
&
arnt
as ham.
This is something of an FAQ that's not yet in the FAQ!
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At Mon Aug 4 22:38:46 2003, Florian Effenberger wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> is there any possibility of removing the
>
> X-Spam-Checker-Version
>
> header line from messages? I was unable to do so :(
I'm puzzled as to why you would want to do this. Can you enlig
o a spam
> mailbox and then later do an sa-learn as spam on it. I've never bothered
> to learn the ham or the spam that spamassassin has already passed
> correctly.
That's one approach, but it's not using the Bayesian capabilities to
the full. Messages that SA is tagging as
ile:
score BAYES_40 0 0 0.001 0.001
score BAYES_44 0 0 0.001 0.001
score BAYES_50 0 0 0.001 0.001
score BAYES_56 0 0 0.001 0.001
0.001 is enough to get the rule name into the report, without
significantly skewing the scoring.
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a possible bug.
> Also broken is MSGID_OE_SPAM_4ZERO which triggers on netfolders updates..
Likewise, if that's in the corpora used by people contributing to the
mass-checks it'll affect the score in 2.60.
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to the
> "feature freeze" at the time. (I argued it was a bug fix to existing
> rules, but oh well :)
This is one of the problems with beta software. What happens if the
developers remove this rule, and then Outlook 2003 is released with
different behaviour, and goes back to
irus software
that's several months old, it won't catch current viruses, and
likewise with SA older versions won't catch spammers' new techniques.
With your current version, you need to investigate the Bayesian
techniques that 2.5x makes available. Read up on the man page for
&
l server, then the Bayesian code should work out that the
headers added by your server is not usable as a ham/spam discriminant
(and hence won't use it).
At least, that's my understanding.
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nk so.
Of course, you could do the following:
meta LOCAL_MANY_RBLS_2 ((RCVD_IN_DSBL + RCVD_IN_RFCI + RCVD_IN_SBL) >1)
score LOCAL_MANY_RBLS_2 1.0
meta LOCAL_MANY_RBLS_3 ((RCVD_IN_DSBL + RCVD_IN_RFCI + RCVD_IN_SBL) >2)
score LOCAL_MANY_RBLS_3 1.0
... and so on.
So, if you hit two or more RBLs,
d doesn't include either of those two patters, so
far as I can see. It might well contain "BannedC" or "Banned C",
though.
It would be really useful if you could post the rules you've added,
because without those we can only speculate on what you might have
written
is might happen when people start
using Outlook 2003!)
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MTA - sendmail, qmail, postfix, exim, something else?
Are you using spamassassin directly, or a spamc/spamd combination?
Are you trying to do it via procmail?
Is this sendmail using a milter?
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e's no RFC-imposed
limit to the total length of a header that's split over multiple
lines, but maybe Squirrelmail has a built-in limit that's being
exceeded.
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look very
good for distinguishing ham from spam.
Martin
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At Tue Aug 26 13:15:59 2003, 'Carlo Wood' wrote:
>
> On Tue, Aug 26, 2003 at 11:21:46AM +0100, Martin Radford wrote:
> > >From my own collections:
> >
> >with FQDNwith hostname only
> > ham: 2331 (85.6%)
case-insensitive - so "MessaGe-iD" is also possible
(albeit unlikely), for example. I'd be surprised to see anything
other than the first three on the list.
While the Message-ID is not strictly speaking required, I'd be
extremely surprised if messages didn't get one inserted
ip it off before inspecting the messages.
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is considered part of the body and becomes the first
| paragraph when running the rules. All HTML tags and line breaks will
| be removed before matching.
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From =~ /\.[a-z]{2}\b/i
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osirusoft open relay?
See the news article at http://news.spamassassin.org/
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asterisk (*) is supposed to be on
the same line as the "X-Spam-Flag: YES", like this:
:0:
* X-Spam-Flag: YES
$HOME/mail/SPAM
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ith attachments.
Which version of SpamAssassin are you running?
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NT_COLOR_BLUE,
> HTML_MESSAGE,MIME_LONG_LINE_QP,USER_IN_WHITELIST
> version=2.55
> X-Spam-Level:
> X-Spam-Checker-Version: SpamAssassin 2.55 (1.174.2.19-2003-05-19-exp)
> X-Envelope-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> X-UIDL: 7d25fb7527b86057a6fce909449c3314
>
DAI LY_PL, line 8, near
> "25FREEMEGS_URL_uri_test"
I'd hazard a guess that your copy of spamd is picking up rules from a
previous version of SpamAssassin (i.e. you have multiple copies
installed).
Martin
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rrivalTime: 18 Sep 2003 05:40:43.0603 (UTC) FILETIME=[66E88230:01C37DA7]
and has been wrapped.
(FILETIME is a 64-bit counter starting from the Windows NT "epoch",
which is midnight UTC 1 Jan 1601. The count is in 100ns intervals.
One of its uses in Windows is for storing creation/modificatio
MS
(security bulletins, newsletters, etc), there's a significant risk of
FPs with a score of 3.7, unless those messages are whitelisted.
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s released, I'm sure it'll appear in CPAN before long.
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t mail
> would be considered spam.
>
> X-Spam-Status: No, hits=0.6 required=0.6 tests=FORGED_YAHOO_RCVD,
> MICROSOFT_EXECUTABLE autolearn=no version=2.60
0.477 + 0.1 = 0.577
0.577 is rounded up to 0.6 for display purposes.
0.577 < 0.6, therefore message is not tagged as
the
one that SpamAssassin was compiled in.
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high enough. It doesn't mean autolearning is disabled.
Interesting point. Perhaps instead of "autolearn=", it should read:
autolearnt=ham/spam/no
or
autolearned=ham/spam/no
(depending on spelling preference :-)
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as spam, and
only the most hammy-looking messages get learned as ham. There's a
wide range where SpamAssassin plays it safe and doesn't learn, rather
than possibly making a mistake.
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normal? is it safe to use all of the rules from the 2.55
> distribution while running 2.60?
No. The rules go with the release. You may well find that it simply
doesn't work.
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t gives spammers
something to abuse, and I'd expect that's why they've mostly vanished
in 2.60. There was a lot of abuse of negative-scoring rules in 2.5x
(x<=3).
Options - whitelist these mailing lists, or write your own rules to
give a negative score to them to compensate in
ned from 0 message(s) (1 message(s) examined).
You don't give much to go on here.
What format are the messages in? Is it a single message? A firectory
full of messages? An mbox format file?
What command-line are you using?
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Outlook 11. That would
mean that the check would still work for checking mail apparently sent
by Outlook <=11.
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message probably contained the regular expression that was
matched, but going on previous reports, it was probably the name of a
blue diamond-shaped pill used to treat impotence. The V-drug. Rhymes
with "Niagara".
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> SA 2.55, Razor 2
The rule itself is present in the current version of SA -- 2.60.
I don't know why it doesn't appear in the list of tests on the
website, though.
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output a '.'
to the screen for each message processed.
Martin
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I suspect this would work better as an eval rule, but I'm not
confident enough to try to write one.
Any comments on whether this is a reasonable approach?
I'll bugzilla this tomorrow.
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this when I first upgraded to one of the pre-releases of 2.60.
The developers said that this was due to changing the method of
calculating the Bayes score. The newer code is much more likely to
cluster around 0, 0.5, and 1. I have seen a few messages outside
those cluster areas, but not too
ed in those standards.
> 2) Worth coding rules for?
There have been a few reports on this list of spam appearing with
these headers in place. I would guess it would be worth adding rules
for this -- I've never seen these headers in legitimate mail.
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tup if the user didn't specify a -m
value on the startup command-line.
One might also imagine spamd doing some OS-dependent checks to guess
at what might be a reasonable default -m value, but I think that's
going a bit far :-)
Thoughts, flames?
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27;t think sending mail to apnic.net about spammers is likely to be
productive -- they just allocate address space to ISPs.
Ditto for RIPE, ARIN, and LACNIC.
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out of the codebase for 2.70.
Given that none of the developers use 5.005 regularly (the reason why
we currently get so many minor bugs that hit 5.005 users), it seems
unlikely that that SA 2.70 will work under 5.005 even if the current
compatibility code isn't removed by then.
Martin
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ce being a close #2.
I'd think it's not necessarily "more drive space" but perhaps "faster
disks" and "more disks" to keep throughput high and disk contention
low.
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[
username" mail, or someone I know
who simply didn't bother to capitalise my first name.
Of course, if the first part of my address was "mr1267",
Hello, mr1267
would stand out as being spammy. So the effectivemess of "hello,
username" rules depends on the format o
assassin under the
> SPAMDOPTIONS"-d -c -a -m5 -H"
> adding the -u=spamd option gives errors saying
I'm pretty sure you need to add
-u spamd
(i.e. no '='). I would guess that -u=spamd would cause SA to try to
use the username "=spamd".
Martin
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y this?
> I tried putting
> forged_mua_ims 0
> in /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf but no luck.
> Would I be able to put something like:
> score forged_mua_ims 0
> in the local.cf file?
Yes, but you must remember that SA is case-sensitive.
score FORGED_MUA_IMS 0
shou
any particular test.
>
> I looked at the list of tests and didnt see anything that addressed it. What if
> there were a test that looked for somewhat unusual symbols and characters like
>
> | ` ~ * ^ [
>
> and so on, with a higher incidence of any one of these earning more p
t 70% filtering). Am I doing
> > > something wrong? What is suppose to happen?
> >
> > Try these couple of things.
> >
> > a) run it with the debug flag -d
> >
> > sa-learn -D --spam --mbox spam
> >
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n scans the new
message. The new message does not have spammy headers and hence gets
a lower score.
I'm puzzled as to how both got the FORGED_MUA_IMS, though, if the
encapsulation did happen.
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[EMAIL PROTECTE
indicates that this particular message was not learned
from, not that autolearning as a whole is switched off.
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ing to the middle regex to match the strings
> you're interested in?
There has been a lot of spam which matches this pattern:
/\b[Pp]en\xEDs\b/
\xED is a letter "i" with an acute accent, IIRC.
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it (on the basis that you're
a human and know whether a message is ham or spam), while the
auto-learning is much more conservative to avoid learning
spammy-looking ham in error.
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g a
> spamassassin -D --lint. The '+' is throwing it off.
>
> I wonder if that feature is 2.60 dependant?
That syntax was in use in 2.50, for (at least) the Nigerian rules. It
isn't present in 2.44.
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have done this: is it possible to
get sendmail to accept mails sent to non-existent addresses so they
can be collected as "known spam"? I'm running Sendmail 8.9.3 (Red Hat
6.1).
Martin
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n a bid to "do something" about the problem, even though I get
relatively few of them (always less than 10 a day, currently).
Perhaps if I did get dozens a day, I'd be less relaxed about spending
time on them. (As it is, I report spam that's not already razor'd,
and that t
ch
/7[0-7]{4}\.[0-7]{1,[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
and
/1[0-7]{5}\.[0-7]{1,[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
(The numbers are octal, for those wondering about the [0-7]s.)
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ning SA to have a meaningful name and be configured
correctly. But I think it would help.
(In addition, it would be nice if the added *headers* also included
one indicating what host had done the scanning.)
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[EMAI
Open a bug in the Bugzilla and attach a copy of a genuine mail, making
sure that you include the X-Mailer and Message-ID headers (though
obviously you should include the rest of the headers too).
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0
and restart spamd (if you're using spamd).
I don't see anything Groupwise-specific in the headers. sa-learn will
ignore any SpamAssassin markup it finds.
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heard (but don't know how true it is), that in some cases
spammers send spam advertising anti-spam software in a bid to
discredit the software and spread misinformation about it (and its
authors).
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[EMAIL PROT
gt; > this particular phrase.
>
> It seems to me catching such spam is the work for bayers filter.
That may well be the case. But don't forget that not everyone uses
the Bayesian capabilities of SpamAssassin - either because they choose
not to, or because they can't.
Mart
At Mon Jun 23 15:27:31 2003, Matt Kettler wrote:
> However, I'm not sure what version of perl redhat 6.2 has.. It might be
> below the minimum requirements of SA..
SA 2.55 works fine on Red Hat 6.1, so should be OK on 6.2.
Martin
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PGP signature, which is going to slow down the
spam run. Alternatively, if they use the same message body for all
messages (and hence the same signature) they'll be hammered by Razor
and similar checksum databases.
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[EMAIL
e key -
for example, I could create a perfectly valid key as
Martin Radford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
even though the "address" is not valid. It's of limited use, of
course, precisely because the "address" isn't usable, but a spammer
won't care about t
rough.
> At least then they will have a legit complaint.
The rule names appear in the message report, and that's part of the
message body in the deafult configuration (the original message is
transformed into an attachment).
Martin
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ing of SpamAssassin immediately -
the defaults are fine to start off with. Once you've got some
experience of using it, you may want to make some tweaks, but it
really isn't that difficult to edit the text files. And I'm sure no
one would mind if you asked here.
Martin
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can open a bug in the SA bugzilla and
> attach a sample message to it. This will give the SADevs a copy of a
> legitimate message to test and tweak the rules against it so that this
> false positive case is fixed.
You should only need to attach the headers - the body shouldn't matte
unce message - obfuscate any personal details
if you want, but try not to change any of the bits that cause the hits
on those rules.
There's nothing the developers can do with the report above without
being able to examine the bounce message to see why it's triggering
those rules.
Martin
-
> tears. Unix / Linux server installations expect and demand a basic level
> of proficiency and skills (the desktops don't necessarily.) And those
> skills still have to be learned.
Absolutely - you have to get used to editing config files on
Unix/Linux platforms, it's the Uni
Who really wins?
describe ONE_TIME One Time Rip Off
describe UNCLAIMED_MONEY People just leave money laying around
describe DONT_DELETEDon't delete me! No
describe WORRY_FREE No Worries, Mate
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transcript of the compile/install process at
http://www.zamenhof.demon.co.uk/sa260pr1.txt for those who need to see
more information. But if there's anything else you need, please let
me know.
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[EMAIL PROTE
) but couldn't get that to work either.
If you're using spamd, did you restart it after making the change?
Martin
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et BAYES_99 as often (though spam did generally
get BAYES_70 and above), and the scores weren't very much higher than
0.990. So I was surprised to see so many getting 1.000.
My question is: is this expected behaviour? Is Bayes in 2.60 that
much better than in 2.5x?
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e statistically more
likely to be spam.
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ult to implement.
However, I don't believe that the existing developers should consider
this a priority. But if someone actually put in the work to implement
this, I'd hope the developers would consider including it.
CRAVF_RAYNETR2 Information on enlarging body parts
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overall score.
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to try
to mislead anyone (or anything) which is trying to trace the spammer -
or at least throw them off course.
Is this common?
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t love to quote the whole message in your
> replies, the more bytes, the merrier, yummm, headers and all. Guess
> I'm old fashioned.
Guess you're trolling.
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