A script I use uses ifile to strip out spam, but I'm finding that ifile -h
is not working. Some forbidden header fields (fields other than Subject:,
To:, & From:) are sneaking their way into my .idata file, and, for my
purposes, this throws off my teaching the difference between spam and
non-spam.
Is it just me, or is this an honest bug? If the latter, I'll attempt to
fix it.
Thanks.
> From: Jason Rennie <jrennie@a...>
> Date: Mon Nov 26, 2001 10:23 pm
> ADVERTISEMENT
> ino-waiting@g... said:
> > but how would you tackle spammer specific email-headers, given the
> > default lexer and no -h? how about this: another lexer/
> > stemming-option, defining two, not neccessarily disjunct sets of
> > characters: one for seperating tokens, one for stemming inside these
> > tokens, so that the user can make ifile do what he wants?
>
> If you want to write it, I can add it to the ifile executable. :)
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