On Apr 14, 2008, at 12:38 PM, Mark Martinec wrote:
>> Is this a good idea?
>
> If your software is finding such strings in a _body_ of a mail,
> it is seriously flawed and needs to be fixed. If it is only looking
> at the header, you are already on the safe side by default.
The duplicate header tags are in the header of the file (sorry for the
misinformed comment about the body). Also, the
$remove_existing_spam_headers variable is undefined in my
configuration file.
I should be getting the default behavior but duplicate header tags are
appearing. Below is an example.
The TMail library keeps header info in a hash, so it's retaining the
last 'X-Spam-Score' header encountered with a value of '*****',
instead of the one with '16.06'. If duplicate headers shouldn't exist
then maybe I won't waste my time getting TMail to use an array instead
of a hash. Can you tell from this example why the duplicates would be
occurring?
Jose
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