On Wed, 20 May 2009, Karsten Bräckelmann wrote:
The ok_locales setting defaults to all, effectively disabling all
CHARSET_FARAWAY rules. It is intended to be set voluntarily to charsets
you cannot even decipher, let alone read.
Now that I think about it, I would be much happier with a setting
named "bad_locales", so that I could specifically trap/score certain
over-abused locales without having to guess at every possible legitimate
locale that my users might be using. That, or rule/plugin that writes a
header into the message that procmail could check. For example,
Spam-Locale: {EN|FR|GR|RU|CN|...}
(And sorry, because of where and when SA is invoked it is always being
run for *all* recipients of a message, defeating the use of per-user
locale_ok setting. That would be easy! LOL)
- Charles
