Hi everyone,
Our company gets a lot of legitimate and not-so-legitimate E-mail in
Chinese. Our people in Taiwan have quite a bit more spam slip through than
our US and European offices.
Having read a lot of warnings about using UTF-8 locale, I am running SA
2.55 with LANG=en_US on RH8.
Does it make any sense to feed Chinese (mostly HTML) E-mail as spam/ham to
bayes? Would Bayes learn Chinese words as meaningless single-byte "words"?
Does it matter? Should I try to use UTF-8 locale? Any experiences would be
greatly appreciated, especially from mail admins in double-byte-speaking
offices.
Related - I think - Bayes question: If E-mail body is HTML, does sa-learn
use "body" or "rawbody" when scoring words?
Thank you very much,
Sergei Genchev
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