On Wed, 2009-03-25 at 12:46 -0700, Kenneth Porter wrote: > I've noticed a lot of spam lately in codepage Windows-1251 (Cyrillic). I'd > like to reject it with a "Cyrillic not understood; please resubmit as > Unicode". Is there a canonical MIMEDefang idiom for doing that?
I wanted to do largely the same thing and finally found the time to
write it. I was concerned only with Cyrillic subjects as the indicator
of spam. I put the code below in filter_end(), except for the "use"
statements, which I put at the top with the others. In my filter, I
added points to the SpamAssassin score, but you could call
action_bounce() if you wanted.
I don't know if it's strictly necessary to call decode with "us-ascii".
I did it because I was concerned about Perl's internal handling of bytes
vs. characters.
Any feedback on this code would be greatly appreciated.
Richard
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use Encode;
use MIME::Words;
if ($Subject =~ m/=\?.+\?.+\?.+\?=/)
{
my $decoded_subject = "";
foreach my $pair (MIME::Words::decode_mimewords($Subject))
{
if (defined($pair->[1]) && $pair->[1] ne "")
{
$decoded_subject .= decode($pair->[1], $pair->[0]);
}
else
{
$decoded_subject .= decode("us-ascii", $pair->[0]);
}
}
if ($decoded_subject =~ m/\p{Cyrillic}/)
{
# DO SOMETHING HERE: REJECT, ETC.
}
}
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