Thomas,
My Version: 2.1.2(11356)
Note that I downloaded 2.1.2(12042) and checked the code. For purposes
of this issue, they have essentially the same logic flow in the target
code area.
Note that when set to block, DoBlackRe is supposed to be No Optout.
For sometime, I have wondered why certain email messages were not
blocked. I finally confirmed my suspicion.
The issue is code flow. In sub getbody(), the flow is:
Red check
Whitelisted check
CheckAttachments
BombOK
ScriptOK
BombBlackOK
The issue is that the BombOK check can score the message as spam, but
not block. So, apparently, the BombBlackOK is not executed. I am of the
opinion that at minimum, the code flow should be:
Red check
Whitelisted check
CheckAttachments
BombBlackOK
BombOK
ScriptOK
But, because there is no optout, it probably should be:
BombBlackOK
Red check
Whitelisted check
CheckAttachments
BombOK
ScriptOK
I did not chase down what the flag does, but it also looks like
BombBlackOK sets a flag for SpamLover:
my $slok=$this->{allLoveBoSpam}==1;
Becuase that is the same flag as in BombOK, I am guessing that should
not happen.
I am happy to make those changes and test here, but wanted to get your
opinion first.
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