Office of the Postmaster writes: > I sent the below about 10 days ago and I didnt see anything from anyone. > > A 3-5% ratio of our email is getting tagged with HTML_IMAGE_ONLY_32 which > according to the DOC is HTML: images with 2800-3200 bytes of words. The > only problem is the emails in question had only 1 image in them and it was > a spacer.gif file. And I manually checked the size of the IMG SRC line and > counting everything in it include domain names, directories, directives, > etc was 184 bytes. > > Is this a red herring event? Because I have checked 10 different messages > and none of them had anything that could match that. > > The only thing that might of was if you cut and pasted the entire body of > the email from <html></html> that was 3020 bytes but thats the message > itself not an IMG.
Yes, it's the message size that's in question, not the "<img>" tag. it's expected that the rule may fire on ham -- that's why it only scores 1.6 points (max). 1.6 is far below the 5.0 threshold... --j.
