I asked about this about ayear ago, with no luck... Is there anyw ay
Message Sniffer, could be used to block certaing message, depending on
their Charset-Type (in content-type).
For example, I would like to block all Windows-1251 (Cyrillic) messages
from my server. I know SpamAssasing has such
Can't you use the content filter of your mail server to detect if the
charset is used?
Met vriendelijke groet,
ing. Michiel Prins
SOS Small Office Solutions / REJECT
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1066 HW Amsterdam
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Michiel Prins wrote:
Can't you use the content filter of your mail server to detect if the
charset is used?
I've tried, but it's not 100% effective
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On Thursday, August 19, 2004, 10:11:45 AM, Jorge wrote:
JA> Michiel Prins wrote:
>>Can't you use the content filter of your mail server to detect if the
>>charset is used?
>>
JA> I've tried, but it's not 100% effective
I recall the earlier conversations about this. We have not had a lot
of
I'll chime in on the subject too.
I've finally managed to get the spam in Chinese under control on my system, but for a
while I really wished Message Sniffer has language based filters.
I.e. Result 40 Chinese
Result 41 Cyrillic
Result 42 Spanish
Result 43 Germain
We could then turn on or off th
We could then turn on or off the languages we didn't want.
From my foray with dealing with Chinese, it certainly much easier said than done. Chinese was doable, I've had no luck stopping my Spanish spam.
Then again, you might be better at it than I.
Problem with spanish, is that we use the same we
On Thursday, August 19, 2004, 3:54:20 PM, Jorge wrote:
>>We could then turn on or off the languages we didn't want.
>>>From my foray with dealing with Chinese, it certainly much
>>>easier said than done. Chinese was doable, I've had no luck
>>>stopping my Spanish spam.
>>Then again, you might be
Well,... If you really wanted to do it then it could be done.
Create a set of rules that look for any of the most common spanish
words - especially any that use high-bit characters. With enough of
these it should be broad enough to catch most... The trick is to
include words that are also not comm
On Thursday, August 19, 2004, 10:45:37 PM, Jorge wrote:
JA> Could a filter be created that will tag as spam any messages that
JA> contaning NON-ascii characters? I mean allow only CHRS 1 through 255.
JA> I believe this fill filter out all these foreign character sets, and let
JA> through regular
Pete, even your message had a chaset header:
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
I think you'll generate more FP's if you do something like that than FN's
you might have now. Aren't there spamassassin config files that detect this
spam?
Met vriendelijke groet,
ing. Michiel Prins
SOS Sma
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