>I've seen an increase in spam messages getting through with *tons* of >HTML comment tags interspersed so as to break up any *suspicious* >strings of text: > >Yo<!--lyKVU-->ung, at<!--lyKVU-->tractive w<!--lyKVU-->om<!--lyKVU-->en=20 >in R<!--lyKVU-->u<!--lyKVU-->ssi<!--lyKVU-->a >lo<!--lyKVU-->oki<!--lyKVU-->n ><!--lyKVU-->g for a b<!--lyKVU-->ett<!--lyKVU-->er=20 >li<!--lyKVU-->fe i<!--lyKVU-->n the W<!--lyKVU-->est. > >The comment tags vary, often within the same message. Is there a >relatively simple way to catch these?
because it's in the body, it requires content-scanning with body_checks.regexp (assuming it's no MIME encoded) so you're pretty much stuck with figuring strings to match on. Len
