> COMMENTS  comments  5  x  10  0
> where the "5" means that 5 such comments have to be encountered

This means 5 OR MORE comments have to be encountered right?  Not exactly 5?

Bill


-----Original Message-----
From: "R. Scott Perry"
Sent: Mon, 03 Feb 2003 19:05:41 -0500
Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Declude JunkMail v1.67 (beta) released



>Does the "comments" test require non-whitespace before&after the comments in
>order to trigger?
>So that most legit messages will not trigger it?

Yes.

So the most common types of comments, such as:

         <!-- This is a comment at the beginning of a line -->

or:

         alert( "Hello, World" );   <!-- This says hello to the world -->

will not count.

The test is defined in the global.cfg file as follows:

         COMMENTS  comments  5  x  10  0

where the "5" means that 5 such comments have to be encountered (the 10 is 
the weight that will be added for E-mail that fails the 
test).  Alternatively, you can use:

         COMMENTS  comments  weight  x  10  0

In this case, the weight of the E-mail will be increased by the number of 
anti-filtering comments that are found (plus the base weight of the 
test).  So if there are 3 in there, the weight will be increased by 13 (10 
for failing the test, and 1 for each anti-filtering comment found).  If 
there are 40 such comments, a total of 50 would be added to the weight of 
the E-mail.
                                   -Scott

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