Philip Prindeville wrote: > Hi. > > I just joined the list, and I do a little peripheral work with > Mimedefang and Thunderbird, sendmail, etc. > > In working with MdF, the following issue came up. We're running > SpamAssassin 3.0.4, Mimedefang 2.55, Perl 5.8.5, and Sendmail > 8.13.1... all on Redhat FC3 (on an Athalon 64). > > > (1) Is there a way to specify that you want to reset all previously > defined scores, like "score * 0" for instance?
No. Period. Really, if you want a SA config that only runs two rules, you'd be better off gutting /usr/share/spamassassin and creating your own .cf files that only have those rules in them. Be sure to keep back-up copies so you can restore them when they get blown away on upgrade. Or if mimedefang supports it, create a separate directory and use the equivalent of spamd -C /usr/share/myspamassassin/ > (2) And I noticed that the Locales.pm module, we accept ISO8859-9 > (Turkish?) etc. when the ok_locales is "en fr" (for instance), > which can both be covered in ISO8859-1 or (arguably) even USASCII > if you drop the accents. > > Could we include a stricter rule that when the "ok_locales" is > "en", then we accept USASCII or ISO8859-[1-4], but only when the > lower 128 are used, or the non-letter characters (i.e. allowing > paragraph, 1/4, yen, pound sterling, etc.)? Or maybe allow > letters from ISO8859-1's upper half as well, but not for > ISO8859-[2-4]... I can't really answer this, but I can say it would require code-hacking. I do think it would likely create the need for a larger number of "ok_locales" options to cover a broader range of possibilities. I can't speak for the SA devs to say if any are interested in tweaking the ok_locales feature or not, but you can always submit an enhancement request to the bugzilla.
