i linted ever time and never got any errors, with or without the TextCat plugin
thanks for the tips on the inactive languages ill post the emails asap Karsten � wrote: >> # Set ok_locals to just en >> ok_locales en >> > > Please note that the comment above is wrong. It actually means > # all Western char sets in general > > >> # Set ok_languages to just english and french >> ok_languages en fr >> >> # Set inactive_languages all defaults plus russian and korean >> inactive_languages bs cy eo et eu fy ga gd is ko la lt lv rm ru sa sco sl yi >> > > By that, you disabled Russian and Korean detection, err, guessing. ;) > The TextCat plugin thus will never detect any mail written in either > Russian or Korean -- and subsequently will not be able to tell it is an > UNWANTED_LANGUAGE_BODY, because it didn't guess any language. > > In other words: TextCat will not identify text to be written in the > languages specified by inactive_languages, because you told it to. If it > can't guess a language with sufficient confidence, it can't be sure it > is outside the list of ok_languages either. > > See the previously referenced documentation for the TextCat plugin. > > > >> all three were run seperately and together with no difference, aka spam >> still got through >> >> spamassassin was restarted /etc/init.d/spamassassin restart >> > > With "ok_locales en", did you lint the configuration? Any issues? > > (Yes, I do advocate ok_locales usage, were appropriate. It kicks some > serious butt here.) > > > >> and we sent email messages to our servers with russian and korean encoding >> >> im dbl checkin on what if any of those rules actually were reported >> > > Can you put a raw, sample message up a pastebin or any accessible place > (don't paste, don't attach to a post), that you believe should be caught > but wasn't by ok_locales, please? > > > >> btw that doc u sent doesnt have anything on ok_language >> it could use some updates on that dont forget to tell people to uncoment >> the TextCat module there too >> > > Sorry, if I'm wrong, but... That suggests you did *not* lint your > configuration. You would have gotten a warning when using ok_languages > without the TextCat plugin enabled. > > guenther > > >
