Content-Type: text
Jesse Meyer
meyer at btinet.net
Mon Jul 21 17:25:13 CEST 2003
On Sun, 20 Jul 2003, David Relson wrote:
> Apparently some mailers generate invalid Content-Type
> headers. Specifically, "Content-Type: text" has been seen. It's invalid
> because the spec (rfc2045) requires 'type "/" subtype. (See below for a
> quote from rfc2045).
>
> Currently bogofilter requires the slash and will skip a mime part whose
> content lacks the slash. It has been suggested that bogofilter be changed
> to accept messages with non-conformant lines.
>
> The question is: Should bogofilter continue to require the slash, or not?
I'm not a developer or programmer, but presumably bogofilter uses the
content type for some sort of scoring. Why not allow an invalid content
type (no "/" subtype) to be used as another way to score the message?
~ Jesse Meyer
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