>The following is what appears to have caused the rejection for the last >two messages >from Yahoo groups. > >They failed the headers check snippet: "iso-.*-jp"
then remove it >Google search seems to tell me this is used to tell the browser about >the character set used? yep >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-US-ASCII > >Obviously the JP charset is what is being sent to IMG or it wouldn't >reject it. > >What is the reasoning behind including the "iso-.*-jp" as a reject in >the headers? lotsa spam from jp to north american MXs that had now .jp correspondents, sam e with .ru, .kr, but if you have traffic with .jp, then remove the filter. >What is the downside or relative risk to removing this particular >pattern from the headers check? you might get some more spam, but .jp hasn't been to bad recently. if you the that "/(string)/ message, $1" trick, you and maybe the rejected senders will see more easily what did the reject Len
