image-only spam -- ideas, what to do?
dhottinger at harrisonburg.k12.va.us
dhottinger at harrisonburg.k12.va.us
Wed Dec 13 01:30:36 CET 2006
Quoting John Villalovos <sodarock at gmail.com>:
> On 12/12/06, Bill McClain <wmcclain at salamander.com> wrote:
>> Bogofilter relies more on header information in these cases. I found it
>> useful to set "block_on_subnets=yes", which adds ip address information to
>> the database (and expands the database token count by about 20%). Ip address
>> ranges can be very good discriminators.
>
> I add this to my /etc/procmailrc. It adds a header if there is an
> inline image.
>
> :0 HB
> # If it has an inline image, put in a header to indicate so.
> * src=(3D)?\"cid:.*@.*\"
> {
> :0 fwh
> # Make sure space at end of header.
> | formail -I"X-Inline-Image: "
> }
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You added that to your bogofilter config file? Do I have to recompile
to add the subnet info? My spamfilter is catching over 30000 emails a
day. I have things set up so that my users (around 720) report emails
as spam. Then I go through these emails and import them into
bogofilter with a little script. Will the larger database be a
performance hit?
--
Dwayne Hottinger
Network Administrator
Harrisonburg City Public Schools
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