[Spambayes] Other pop3proxy options
John D.
lists at webcrunchers.com
Sun Mar 16 18:00:50 EST 2003
Hi,
been away from the list for a while, but want to comments on some of the earlier postings from a long time ago.... So excuse the lateness of this posting.
>I would like to extend the options for how disposition is identified by the pop3proxy implementation. In particular, I would like the option of
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>A. X-Spambayes-Classification: <disposition> as now
>B. To: XXXXX <disposition> as is in CVS now
>C. Subject line munging to append <disposition>
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>Is there any reason that was not included? (beside the obvious potential for a spammer to slip in a workaround) I use Outlook Express, and obviously can't use the arbitrary header technique - and am most interested in adding a [***SPAM***] header so that I can correctly bucketize those messages - but leave [***UNSURE***] in my primary box, and not molest ham messages at all.
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>Is there any reason not to do this? Would you accept it if I did? Is there any reason why you aren't using the email module Parser API to crack the headers? I have found a certain number of messages are not parsed correctly by the re that you are using. They show up as From: (none) Subj: (none) in the UI - but I haven't determined why just yet (though I can see that some part of the message is getting stuck with the header by your re.split(r'\n\r?\n', messageText, 1) expression.
So - the reason why we are changing this, is to accommodate Outlook users who can't filter on the "X-Spambayes-Classification"?
John
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