Re: SpamAssassin and LaTeX

Hi > I guess I could write rules that verify a valid .tex and .bib document and > then assign a minus score, Except trying to run the document through LaTeX, I cannot see how you can realy verify the validity. > it would be better if e-mail clients actually send attachments as > true attachme

Re: SpamAssassin and LaTeX

On Wed, 5 Dec 2007, Paul Griffith wrote: > I guess I could write rules that verify a valid .tex and .bib > document and then assign a minus score, it would be better if > e-mail clients actually send attachments as true attachments. Not too hard to do... > \title{\LaTeX} > \date{} > \begin{docum

Re: the opposit of "ok_locales" ??

Axel Werner wrote: > im looking for some "opposit" parameters of "ok_locales" to > make spamassassin mark all incoming mail of some specific charsets or > language settings (locales) to get marked by default. > > for example: since i life in western europe i never expect mails from > eastern europe

Re: Forward Conformed Reverse DNS troubleshooting tool

Jonas Eckerman wrote: > mouss wrote: > >>> since the banner usually presents the same hostname as HELO/EHLO, >>> the test can still be useful. > >> I am about the "usually". consider a setup > [examples snipped...] > > I did consider those setups when I wrote my message. "Usually" is > *not* the sa

Re: the opposit of "ok_locales" ??

Karsten Bräckelmann wrote: On Wed, 2007-12-05 at 17:00 +0100, Axel Werner wrote: im looking for some "opposit" parameters of "ok_locales" to make spamassassin mark all incoming mail of some specific charsets or language settings (locales) to get marked by default. Provided it is possible with

RE: Duplicate header question

That was it. Thanks much

Re: Does not rewrite the Subject with SPAM tag

http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/SubjectRewrite Warning: if you are running SA through amavisd or qmail-scanner, those apps do their own message rewriting and SpamAssassin cannot perform these rewrites.

Does not rewrite the Subject with SPAM tag

I've a little problem here in my QMail + qmail-scanner + spamassassin 3.2.3 The sa is working , its adding X-Spam headers , its identifies the spam , but it does not Rewrite the Subject header with the Spam*** tag. Some clues: The SpamAssassin is working. I could comprove this reading /var

Turning off rules

In the past, turning off a rule was supposed to be as simple as setting its score to zero. Is that no longer the case? I set a rule to zero, and it's still showing up in my logs (but it looks like the value is correctly being recorded as zero, so it's not affecting my scores; I'm just conc

Re: SpamAssassin and LaTeX

On Wed, 2007-12-05 at 09:59 -0500, Paul Griffith wrote: > Usually the problem happens when a e-mail client places > the text .tex file inline the e-mail/ ^^ > it would be better if e-mail clients actually > send attachments as true attachments. What is a "true" attachm

Re: the opposit of "ok_locales" ??

On Wed, 2007-12-05 at 17:00 +0100, Axel Werner wrote: > im looking for some "opposit" parameters of "ok_locales" to > make spamassassin mark all incoming mail of some specific charsets or > language settings (locales) to get marked by default. > > for example: since i life in western europe i nev

Re: Forward Conformed Reverse DNS troubleshooting tool

mouss wrote: since the banner usually presents the same hostname as HELO/EHLO, the test can still be useful. I am about the "usually". consider a setup [examples snipped...] I did consider those setups when I wrote my message. "Usually" is *not* the same as "allways" or even "almost allway

RE: russian spam

Jean-Paul Natola schrieb: > Hi all, > > Is there a plugin and/or rule to block russian spam? > > Here's a sample [...] > Jean-Paul I think the key is to give special score for "cyrillic chars" (unless this doesnt affect your regular mails). Perhaps: ok_locales e.g: ok_locales en But i

the opposit of "ok_locales" ??

im looking for some "opposit" parameters of "ok_locales" to make spamassassin mark all incoming mail of some specific charsets or language settings (locales) to get marked by default. for example: since i life in western europe i never expect mails from eastern europe, asia, afrika or somethin

Re: russian spam

Jean-Paul Natola schrieb: Hi all, Is there a plugin and/or rule to block russian spam? Here's a sample [...] Jean-Paul I think the key is to give special score for "cyrillic chars" (unless this doesnt affect your regular mails). Perhaps: ok_locales e.g: ok_locales en But i dont exp

SpamAssassin and LaTeX

Greetings SA users, I have been looking for any hints or suggestions on tweaking SA when it comes to handling LaTeX files, but I can't find anything. Does anyone has any suggestions ? Usually the problem happens when a e-mail client places the text .tex file inline the e-mail/ I guess I

russian spam

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Re: Forward Conformed Reverse DNS troubleshooting tool

Jonas Eckerman wrote: mouss wrote: It also confirms that your SMTP banner greeting matches the reverse DNS. Who requires this? The hostname in the banner is usually the same hostname as in HELO/EHLO, and it's often a good idea to HELO/EHLO with a hostname that matches RDNS. You are con