Hello, On 08/12/2002 06:37 PM, Dan Mosedale wrote: >>However, I am afraid that Mozilla filtering power is very week. > > I'm working on a mail filtering plugin interface, I should have a > strawman version of that posted in a few days time. > > >>I learned that Netscape 4 had Javascript based filtering support. I >>wonder if Mozilla has or will have that so we can filter Big5 messages. > > > There's a bug assigned to me about JS filters, and I would like to get > those in, but they're not a huge priority at the moment. What I'm > mostly focusing on right now is this plugin interface. As a way of > wrapping my head around some of the requirements here as well as the > existing code base, I've got a JS component that reads spam-assassin > config files up and limping. Right now it just understands header > regexp tests, but it's a start. More will be posted here soon...
Sounds like great progress. Do you have idea of when that will be available? Anyway, for Asian spam, I could get around with some rules for checking content-type headers for big5, gb2312 and iso-jp-2022 . I also needed to check body for those values because Mozilla assumes that headers in parts of multipart messages belong to the whole body. I am afraid that this generalization may lead to confusion errors. I wonder if what you are doing will take care of this. Keep up the good work, Manuel Lemos
