Re: question on reportings

[Tom A. <tal...@ta...>]

Roman Suzi wrote:

> Your answer can be found in the Pyzor source code. The code is easy to read,
> and you will see that before making hash Pyzor removes URLs, spaces,
> and other things.
> 
> But I must admit that large amount of spam today uses randomizing
> techniques which Pyzor does not like. So the only solution is to
> use rule-based spam-catcher (like SpamAssassin) + Bayes filter
> (like spamoracle, etc) + some SMTP-level euristics to catch
> spam.
> 
> Probably banning HTML emails will have devastating effect on spam too ;-)
> 
> Sincerely yours, Roman Suzi

Thank you for the reply.

I wasn't sure how much randomization spam had in it.
I did some tests and found that only 0.2% of my spam has my email 
address in it (in some form).
But the blocks of bayesian gook at the end I could not test.

bogofilter is my spam filter of choice.