-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Pascal Maes wrote: > > Version 2.3b > > > 1) Here is the ouptut of the scanner (gocr -i) : > > _____ > > date Informations > > > > 9- 11-lO06 1O_30 Le __ek-end du 3-4r'11, les adresses de cou > r_er jlectron_que des jtud_ants non ri_nscmts j _UCL ont jtj > ddsact_vjes. La ra_son est pÄrement adm_n_strat_ve et I_je j Ia > caNe j puce. Pour permeNre j ces jtud_ants de rjcupdrer leurs > messaqes, nous avons fa_t en soNe qu'_Is pu_ssent encore accjder j > leur boîte aux leNres jusqu'au l4.r l 1 ,/lo 06 . ANent_on, la > consuttat_on se fera av_ un cI_ent de messager_e !Thunderb_rd. > Eudora, Outlook.. .7 ou v_a le _IebMa_I ma_s plus v_a le poNa_I . > > > We get almost the same result with gocr -l 180 -d 2 -i > > And FuzzyOCr says : > > 13 FUZZY_OCR BODY: Mail contains an image with common > spam text inside Words found: "wexe" in 3 lines "alert" in 2 lines > "alert" in 2 lines "investor" in 1 lines "trade" in 3 lines (11 > word occurrences found) > > But I don't find any of these words in th text above ! > You can try lowering your fuzz from 0.3 to 0.2, I didn't make any experience so far how the plugin reacts to text in different languages, so this might produce false positives. > > 2) How remove an image which as been stored by mistake in the hash > database ? In version 2.3b, this is not possible yet with a tool, unfortunately. But the database is only a textfile, so you can simply search the hash there and delete the line. Version 3.4.1 brings a tool that removes a given hash from the database, but I am still improving it a bit, so one can also pass it an image file to look for.
Best regards, Chris > > Thanks -- Pascal > > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.2 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFFVbIjJQIKXnJyDxURAkYjAJ9iFDj2oFrY+mVMyEBvEusYxxBxFQCgjZoM SJny4nTsw1G3XgGqBOVl7S8= =5S1J -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
