On 27/03/2012 11:08, Frantisek Hanzlik wrote:
> I'm trying test dspam (latest git version). What seem for me quite
> unacceptable is displaying base64 (maybe quoted-printable too)
> Sender and Subject items as-is, which make them human-unreadable.
> Especially in managed groups - I'm now looking (as group manager)
> in web UI/history page at item with
> Sender:  "=?iso-8859-1?B?RXVyb3BlIERlYnRjb2xsZWN0?=
> Subject: =?iso-8859-1?B?Q29sbGVjdCB5b3VyIHJlY2Vp?=
>
> This makes any human classification unpossible, when not know
> Sender, Subject and without searching in logs neither recipients
> (as manager see items for all group members). What good is dspam
> perhaps excellent classification engine, when I'm not able
> learn it?
>
> I'm thinking several months ago there in list was mentioned that
> some patch solving this problem was accepted and included in, but
> is it true?
>
> Rem.: I'm using hash driver, but it probably don't matter, I think
> history items are taken from user's log (what in case managed group
> isn't optimal, better would be take system log and in webui display
> recipients too). I not know how is treated quarantine webui page.
> but same problem I see there too - but there at least I can display
> mail source ant decide on that.
>
> Thanks, Franta Hanzlik
>

Maybe you are thinking about the two fixes in GIT on 22/Feb/2012 ?

You could take a look at the options in [web-ui-location]/configure.pl
Here you will see some options:

$CONFIG{'HISTORY_HTMLIZE'} = "no";      # Wether to HTML-ize sender and 
subject in history "yes" or "no"
$CONFIG{'QUARANTINE_HTMLIZE'} = "no";   # Wether to HTML-ize sender and 
subject in quarantine "yes" or "no"
$CONFIG{'MIME_DECODE'} = 0;

Please alter these options 1 at a time and report back your success or 
failure





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