Re: ifile & attachments

* Peter Jaques:

> So it seems that ifile is tokenizing the binary data as well as the
> text of the message, or for some reason the attachment is affecting
> ifile's decision. Is it possible to disable this behavior?

unofrtunately, no[t really].  ifile doesn't do MIME, but since ifile
is simple, you could automate using a MIME-preprocessor and ifiling
only text parts.

> By the way, emails in Turkish (which uses a few non-lower-ascii
> characters) also are frequently misplaced, though this might be
> improving as i get more such messages; it's hard to be sure.

you could try other lexer options, but then you'd definitely MIME
preprocessing to set thes options only for turkish.

you could also try bogofilter if you're only interested in
spam/non-spam classification:  it does MIME itself.

  clemens