Rob McMillin wrote:
> I'm starting to see spams with claimed copyright; I attach an example
> written in Big5 that would have gone through, but for the fact that I
> have CHARSET_FARAWAY_HEADERS set to a score of 5. The copyright claim
> score is too negative, and the CHARSET_FARAWAY_BODY didn't trigger on
> the BIG5 MIME attachment.
>
Oops, looks like that spam didn't make it in as an attachment. But for
giggles, the MIME separator text looked like
------=_NextPart_Nf9rHPQk3dbr9AxN5kR01cZnla8mMAA
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="big5"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
but the recognizer in check_for_faraway_charset_in_body() looks like
if ($$fulltext =~ /\n\n.*\n
Content-Type:\s(.{0,100}charset=[^\n]+)\n
(.*)\n
Content-Type:\s
/isx)
which would always fail. Can anyone tell me why there are two
Content-Type tags in the regexp?
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