Setup: RedHat 7.3
Spamassassin 2.50
(Running as daemon)
In the many rules that spamassasin parses for each message, are some
of them devoted to identifying a subject line that has too many
non-alphanumic characters? Some kind of percentage deal...
Can someone identify any such rules? I think I need higher scoring
there.
I get lots of stuff like this past spamassassin:
[...]
1O. 14-Oct [ 111: "0.5C@VP]OP7~JN" <ad] !oLa9)<SCKOjGi#,Cb7Q;q5C0.5C@V2zF7M<2a!o
1O. 14-Oct [ 274: webzine ] [1$0m]A&2H8 0#:4;g @Z0]Au 0x0m...>H3;9...
1O. 14-Oct [ 41: AV?*DD ] (1$0m)<x0#@G <1EC@L @N;}@; AB?lGQ4Y!!!
1O. 14-Oct [ 46: "@L9Z;g"<bubu@bubusi] ':N:N0! GT22 :80m Aq1b4B 193; CVCJ <:@N;g@LF.'
1O. 14-Oct [ 49: "@LAn8>"<star1063@ly] [1$0m]<v@T@/>F?kG0, @O:;<v@T18A& AA@:>F0!?J
180fGO<<?d!
1 31-Oct [ 87: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] VP9zWn4s5DMxBgSNO7Mf<RLl5X
[...]
Seems like SA should be able to notice the off beat subject lines
more forcefully.
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