Le 20/03/2019 à 20:19, Bill Cole a écrit :
I've added these lines to the block that defines MIXED_ES which may help
some sites:
lang pl score MIXED_ES 0.01
lang cz score MIXED_ES 0.01
lang sk score MIXED_ES 0.01
lang hr score MIXED_ES 0.01
lang el score MIXED_ES 0.01
Those should get into the default rules channel within a few days.
All very well, except that this makes the score depend on the locale of
the user running SA, which (depending on the glue used) will typically
NOT match the language(s) understood by the email recipient, let alone
the language(s) liable to be used by senders. Why should a perfectly
legitimate message written in Polish be penalised because the server
locale is set to English?
[That was a rhetorical question, of course – I realise that any rule
hitting on "foreign" characters used for obfuscation is inherently risky
for messages written in languages which actually use those characters]
A slightly better solution might be to modify the scores based on the
value of ok_locales. That would at least allow administrators some
control over which languages are most acceptable for their users.
However, AFAICT, that could only be done today using an eval test.
--
John
