So today is it possible to simply do a head test and if it indicates unwanted language or whatever to not scan the body?
Is there anything that short circuits body tests once a head test proves positive for certain types of tests? Quoting Justin Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Robert Nicholson writes: > > I'm looking to run SA on some mailing list mail that's constantly > > getting bombarded by asian spam. > > > > So I would like the check to be as efficient as possible such that as > > soon as I know the mail has asian character sets or unwanted language > > I don't want it to check > > any more. Any chance I can short circuit the additional checking once > > I know the mail is likely to be asian or unwanted language? > > If you start using SVN trunk -- unreleased code -- you can use > Shortcircuit. That check would work nicely ;) > > for what it's worth, I use SVN trunk on my own personal MX and it > works great there... > > --j. > ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
