Some weeks ago I posted a message about fuzzyocr not scoring a spam contents gif file with a broken frame. I got confirmation in the list from Keith De Souza being able to reproduce the problem. Well, it looks like spammers have found their way to deal with fuzzyocr. These days we're getting more and more of those image spam messages. If anyone is interested in testing the file, here it is:
http://www.anfitrion.net/MvPmAyp9yb.gif Analysis to the gif file shows that frame #3 is broken. I'm thinking of disabling fuzzyocr for the time being until the problem is solved. However, fuzzyocr is still doing a good job on other files. Does anybody have a suggestion or clue on how to solve this? Is there a way for fuzzyocr to consider this broken gif images as indecipherable and mark it accordingly? TIA Ignacio
