>> >> >>> that the spammers are sending many small images inline with the e-mails! >> >>> But, I have yet to see a way >> >>> to filter against this. Any thoughts? >> >> Content-Type: text/html; >> charset="windows-1252" >> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable >> >> if properly encoded html is in place why encode with quoted-printable ? >> >> give that a score for the missing upto 6.1 ;) >> >> it could be nice if mimeheader could count mime parts so it was easy to >> score on the counts, and most image >> only spams have no text/plain text so only users with graphical email >> clients is victim :-) >>
too bad that so many badly written mail senders exist .... someone detects that php has a mail() function, and next determines that a html message with no mime stuff displays as expected in certain microsoft clients, and then they start sending that format. I receive hosting invoices in that format.... The true victim in that case is someone like me using a different mail reader -- having to copy paste the stuff into a html file in order to view it. Wolfgang Hamann
