On Mon, Apr 19, 2004 at 02:02:11PM -0700, Dan Quinlan wrote: > 14.644 29.1953 0.0734 0.997 0.96 1.06 MIME_HTML_NO_CHARSET:1 > 20.134 38.8626 1.3818 0.966 0.89 1.06 MIME_HTML_NO_CHARSET:2 > > This one is probably a bug.
All valid ham hits for me. > 2.959 5.7470 0.1669 0.972 0.86 0.19 MIME_BASE64_NO_NAME:1 > 3.042 5.7804 0.3004 0.951 0.81 0.19 MIME_BASE64_NO_NAME:2 > > could be a minor parsing issue All valid hits for me. All newsletters. Most are from FoodTV -- multipart/alternate with text/plain and text/html... for some reason, both parts are b64 encoded. I also had a newsletter with an attached GIF w/ no name. > 0.864 1.7134 0.0134 0.992 0.91 1.59 MIME_HTML_MOSTLY:1 > 0.977 1.9201 0.0334 0.983 0.88 1.59 MIME_HTML_MOSTLY:2 > > nah My only ham hit is valid. Comes from a feedback response from Intuit: m/a message with a blank text/plain part, and a few lines in the text/html part. From my POV, it just looks like we do more accurate parsing now, so therefore the rule hits change. If they go down in rank/etc, well, there you go. -- Randomly Generated Tagline: "Anyone know of a buffer cleaning program for Linux? Netscape! (from the back of the room)" - Aeleen Frisch at LISA '99
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