Preamble: I am getting a lot of spam from APNIC (Asia-Pacific IP range). I
am also getting a lot of ham from them - we have a subsidiary in Taiwan, so
I cannot just put a score on IP range alone. RBL is not an option for me for
various reasons.
Most spam that I get from them comes in us-ascii charset, while most of the
ham has some legit for their region charset - other than us. I would like to
have a meta rule that checks for us charset that comes from APNIC.
My only thought so far has been
full /charsert="us-ascii"/ but I just do not like it - it seems that I
will miss BASE-64 encodings and maybe something else. My gut feeling tells
me that it would not work.
Is there any eval test that would let me get a message' charset? Or will
the full test work in this case?
Any thoughts will be appreciated.
Thanks!
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am also getting a lot of ham from them - we have a subsidiary in Taiwan, so
I cannot just put a score on IP range alone. RBL is not an option for me for
various reasons.
Most spam that I get from them comes in us-ascii charset, while most of the
ham has some legit for their region charset - other than us. I would like to
have a meta rule that checks for us charset that comes from APNIC.
My only thought so far has been
full /charsert="us-ascii"/ but I just do not like it - it seems that I
will miss BASE-64 encodings and maybe something else. My gut feeling tells
me that it would not work.
Is there any eval test that would let me get a message' charset? Or will
the full test work in this case?
Any thoughts will be appreciated.
Thanks!
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Thank you for your cooperation