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Hello:
I work for a Japanese ISP and one of our users is having some difficulty
posting to news. Everytime he posts, it is rejected with the error, "441
Feedrule: Last matched rule was a reject ". I was able to narrow it down
to his subject line:
Subject:
=?iso-2022-jp?B?UmU6IBskQjosS0xAfiFKGyhCUmU6IBskQkwkQC5AfhsoQihSZTo=?=
=?iso-2022-jp?B?IBskQkZ8Q2ZAfhsoQik=?=
which I believe is MIME-encoded Japanese text. If I change the subject
line to "test", the same message and headers are posted okay.
I took a look in my newsfeeds.conf file, and there doesn't appear to be
anything out of the ordinary in the "site me" section. The following
rules are established:
site me
groups *,!to.*,!*warez*,!*.h*pc*
maxcross 5
maxsize 20000000
accept default
reject subject "make money fast"
reject subject "xxx"
[some more offensive rules trimmed to protect your sensitive eyes]
reject subject "slut"
reject subject "free free"
reject subject "hardcore"
reject subject "pre-teen"
First, is the "me" feed section where I should be looking? Second, is
it possible that the MIME-encoded header is somehow matching something by
chance, eg. "xxx"? If so, can I enhance my rules a bit to avoid this?
Thank you in advance for any insight into this problem.
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