But today I noticed that several e-mails are hitting both SARE_CHARSET_W1251 and SARE_FROM_CHAR_W1251. These are ham, sent from (one specific address in) Ukraine to a Ukrainian in England, written in English. The scoring is such that the e-mail gets a score of 3.333 PLUS 4.0 - so only bayes saves it from being rejected (we reject at >5.5).
I can re-score these rules (or remove sare_header0, which will lower the scores anyway), but I have 2 questions: - Is this a slightly unfair double-scoring? - Are there any other similar rules I should worry about, given that some Russian mail to this server is ham?
These are actually in the header1 file, not header0, but surely they ought to be moved to the 70_sare_header_eng.cf as they hit non-English ham. Bob?
And yes, the double scoring effect does seem rather over the top to me, even for sites that don't expect any Cyrillic ham.
John.
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