> > For some strange reason, I'm seeing Cyrillic spams very frequently > > lately. > > > > None of my users read any Eastern European languages- is there a quick > > way to catch these?
On 20.03.08 08:54, Michael Hutchinson wrote: > You could use the ok_languages and ok_locales settings. I'm sure > discussions on those can be found in the archives. that should be enough imho. CHARSET_FARAWAY with UNWANTED_LANGUAGE give scores high enough to be marked as spam.. > I employed these rules for my site: > > header CST_RUSSIANSPAM1 Subject:raw =~ > /\=\?(koi8\-r|windows\-125[0125]|windows\-874|iso\-8859\-[28])\?/i > score CST_RUSSIANSPAM1 6.6 > describe CST_RUSSIANSPAM1 Russian SPAM, trap Subject line for > language set > > header CST_RUSSIANSPAM2 From:raw =~ > /\=\?(koi8\-r|windows\-125[0125]|windows\-874|iso\-8859\-[28])\?/i > score CST_RUSSIANSPAM2 6.6 > describe CST_RUSSIANSPAM2 Russian SPAM, trap From line for > language set I wonder why didn't you use the former? and also, why do you add score of 6.6 ? > These two rules should tag your Cyrillic spam just fine. You might > prefer to throw the language away entirely with the ok_languages etc. > Just depends how you want to go about it. the ok_* don't "throw anything entirely", they only score unwanted charsets and languagees. -- Matus UHLAR - fantomas, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; http://www.fantomas.sk/ Warning: I wish NOT to receive e-mail advertising to this address. Varovanie: na tuto adresu chcem NEDOSTAVAT akukolvek reklamnu postu. Enter any 12-digit prime number to continue.
