http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4046


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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2005-05-26 14:24 -------
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tested fix

OK, I realised that we'd never tested utf8_mode() as a fix for this.
So I tested it.  The results are:

    big fat zero

I used my most recent 2000 ham and 2000 spam, ran mass-check on both,
stripped out the "scantime" stuff that varies as a result of mass-check
CPU load etc. and diffed the results -- there were no differences
in rule hits whatsoever.

in other words, HTML::Parser's noisiness is entirely irrelevant to us
in terms of spam filtering results.

On top of that, Art's UTF-32 message produces no warnings on perl 5.6.1 or perl

5.8.4 for me with svn trunk.  Having said that, I'll change the svn trunk code
to ignore UTF-32 noise as well, just in case. r178692.

the attached patch is the utf8_mode()-enabling code.  I won't be
applying it, since as I noted above it has no effect and I'd prefer
not to add version-specific stuff unless there's a point. ;)




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