in message <005f01c25d2b$090e3c60$0400a8c0(_at_)mail(_dot_)ops(_dot_)net>,
wrote Bill Wilson thusly...
I am trying to send all non-Japanese mail to a spam filtering
program called spamassassin for processing.
this doesn't directly answer your question & is only a suggestion...
i try to filter non-english emails by checking for absence of
english characters in Subject: header[0]. in that case or if
Subject: contains the encoding[1], messages are stored in separate
folder.
[0] i know not prefect, but checking body will be too expensive.
[1] not quite foolproof; it's entirely possible that Subject: would
be encoded even for an english messages.
below is the recipe...
# save subject
:0
* ^Subject:[ ]*\/.+
{ subj = "$MATCH" }
# check $subj for charatcters which are not ASCII alphabets
# or, if $subj is encoded
:0:
* 9876543210^0 subj ?? ^^([^a-z]+)?^^
* 9876543210^0 subj ?? ^^[^a-z]*[-_.+:/=?a-z0-9]+[^a-z]*^^
file
- parv
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