On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Bart Schaefer wrote:
> The most recent example also included in the HTML part a "click here" link
> which for some reason did not trigger the CLICK_HERE_LINK rule. Could
> this be because the HTML part had "Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary"?
Stepping through with "perl -d spamassassin ..." I find:
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DB<3> p join("\n",@$decoded);
This is a multi-part message in MIME format...
This newsletter can only be viewed as HTML. You mail program either does
not support this view or you have elected to block HTML.
[skipped multipart/related attachment]
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I actually get quite a bit of spam that is multipart/related with embedded
images referenced by CID. It's often the most annoying of all because it
tends to be enourmous (I've had some that were half a megabyte). I'm a
bit surprised this is the first one that got through since I set up SA;
the others apparently were caught by header tests.
SA should apply body tests to any text parts within a multipart/related.
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