On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Jason wrote:
> The one thing I've noticed is that if the spammer sends the subject
> through formated other than Subject (like SUBJECT) an additional
> Subject is added by the SpamAssassin filtering (when tagged).
I just verified that's the case. Definite bug in SA.
Shouldn't get_header() and replace_header() and friends all be
case-insensitive WRT the LHS?
It's obvious why this happens with SUBJECT/Subject:
# First, rewrite the subject line.
if ($self->{conf}->{rewrite_subject}) {
$_ = $srcmsg->get_header ("Subject");
$_ ||= $srcmsg->get_header ("SUBJECT"); # not really legal, but...
$_ ||= '';
my $tag = $self->{conf}->{subject_tag};
s/^(?:\Q${tag}\E |)/${tag} /g;
$self->{msg}->replace_header ("Subject", $_);
}
> When I brought this up I could have sworn the answer was a Mail Audit
> bug. I upgraded to Mail Audit 2.0 but the problem remained. Is that
> where the bug is or SpamAssassin not working well with a subject line
> other than Subject?
SpamAssassin actually doesn't really use Mail::Audit any more except for
delivery ...
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