Re: spamassassin locales

[Tom Allison <tallison@tacocat.net>]

Elimar Riesebieter wrote:
> On Sun, 03 Nov 2002 the mental interface of 
> Tom Allison told:
>
>
> > The documentation supplied with the spamassassin package was a bit 
> > skimpy.
> >
> > Can someone post some examples of user-pref files where I can 
> > limit my content to us_locales? or remove these pictographic 
> > languages (chinese, korean, japanese...) from my mail?
>
>
> cd /usr/share/spamassassin
>
> ./user
>
> where user contains:
>
> cat 10_misc.cf > user_pref && \
> cat 20_anti_ratware.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 20_body_tests.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 20_compensate.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 20_head_tests.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 20_meta_tests.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 20_ratware.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 20_uri_tests.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 40_spam_phrases.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 50_scores.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 60_whitelist.cf >> user_pref && \
> cat 65_debian.cf >> user_pref
>
> This is for spamassassin 2.43-1 from testing!
>
> cp user_pref ~/.spamassassin/
>
> HTH

gee, I thought it was something like putting into the user_pref file, or 
local.cf the line:

ok_locales    jp
ok_languages  en

something like that.

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