Can someone please answer this mail that I posted a few days ago? On Fri, Aug 29, 2003 at 01:00:45AM +0200, Carlo Wood wrote: > I have the following setup: > > 1) Firewall receives mail, pipes it through > spamd and adds a header marking it as > spam. > 2) Firewall sends the mail through to internal > machine. > 3) Internal machine adds a 'Received:' line. > 4) Internal machine detects that this is not > spam but also not ham and wants the Bayesian > filters on the firewall to FORGET this mail. > 5) Internal machine bounces the mail to a > special account on the firewall machine. > 6) Firewall machine adds another 'Received:' > header line. > 7) Firewall stores the mail in an mbox called > 'forgetmbox'. > 8) cron processes the forgetmbox and executes > sa-learn --forget on its content. > > > Question: Will the Basesian filters be correctly > adjusted, despite the change of headers? > > What EXACTLY can I change in a mail so that > it will still recognize the mail as 'already known'? > What if a newline was added at the bottom of the > body? Or when the mail would be (accidently) > converted to another MIME encoding? > I can imagine that it only looks at the Message-ID, > unpacks the mail as far as possible to text and > then reprocesses the words in it - in that case > the header won't matter (except for the message-ID) > and the (mime) encapsulation and extra new-lines etc > won't matter either. But does it work like that?
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