On 27 February 2002, Gunter Ohrner said:
> I just installed SpamAssassin 2.0.1 - it does work very well and I'm quite
> happy with it. However I get lots of asian spam mail (Don't ask me why. :-(
> ) which does not get sufficient score to be tagged.
Here's a kludgy little rule I use on one of my email accounts (add this
to /etc/spamassassin/local.cf):
# Lots of spam mentions one of these countries. If you happen
# to be planning a wedding or a trip to Asia, you probably want to leave the
# score at zero; otherwise, you might want to give a fraction of a point
# to any message that mentions these countries. --GPW 2002/02/12
body CHINA_KOREA_TAIWAN /\b(china|korea|taiwan)\b/i
describe CHINA_KOREA_TAIWAN Mentions China, Korea, or Taiwan
score CHINA_KOREA_TAIWAN 0.0
I give this a score of 1.0 in my ~/.spamassassin/user_prefs, since I
have no connection with any of those countries and this rule only seems
to affect spam.
> So I tried adding Razor support to SpamAssassin which - unfortunately - did
> not work. Vipul's Razor by itself seems to be fully functional (tested with
> razor-check) but if invoked by SpamAssassin I just get
>
> razor check skipped: undefined Razor::Client
First, make sure that Perl really can load Razor::Client:
perl -MRazor::Client -e 1
If that exits silently, then your Razor installation is (probably) fine.
ISTR hearing somewhere that SpamAssassin only enables Razor support if
Razor is there when you build/install SA. You might try rebuilding/
reinstalling SA.
Greg
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