Re: BUG with reproducer: pyzor silently fails to check certain e-mails.

[Tony M. <to...@sp...>]

> What seems to be happening is that the message text consists of a single data
> line - a url.

There's a minimum amount of data required.  This is by design -
hash-based systems are risky when there is little data to hash,
because the risk of collisions significantly increases.

> I'm actually seeing quite a bit of spam like this, where the subject is some
> illicit offer, and the text is just a url.

The best way to combat spam is with a combination of techniques.  For
the messages you are describing, a tool like SURBL would probably be
ideal.

Cheers,
Tony