Anomy coinfiguration question

[Anonymous]

I have just configued Anomy Sanitizer and it seems to be working. However, it is also doing some things I don’t like. The documentation I have found is not very clear on how to configure for the message body. It seems to be focused on attachments instead.

Here is the crux of the problem. Much of the mail received uses various fonts and colors within the message. Unfortunately, all that formatting is ‘mangled’ so what shows up is imbedded junk like:

We need job descriptions for 0000,0000,FFFFevery different position in your department (including your own).

How can I change the configuration to correct this? TIA.

[Anonymous]

This took me 6 hours to configure this sh**!! For the same conclusion has yours. I tried nearly anything with the config file and nothing change! Anomy for me = “another open source useless perl script with no real docs”!!Disapointing and frustrating to take 2 days for this thing and see things not mention on the web site. I did researched (and 3 days later / 8 hours each of searching and testing) for another solution less complicated. I found something interesting better than Anomy or Avavis and work all directly with procmail. I have nothing against AFP548 but I found many infos wrong about how configure things like procmail. Nobody say nothing, how can we figure out? This make the difference between work and never work. 😡

[quote:045f5fba1a=”Anonymous”]I have just configued Anomy Sanitizer and it seems to be working. However, it is also doing some things I don’t like. The documentation I have found is not very clear on how to configure for the message body. It seems to be focused on attachments instead.

Here is the crux of the problem. Much of the mail received uses various fonts and colors within the message. Unfortunately, all that formatting is ‘mangled’ so what shows up is imbedded junk like:

We need job descriptions for 0000,0000,FFFFevery different position in your department (including your own).

How can I change the configuration to correct this? TIA.[/quote:045f5fba1a]

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the reply and I certainly understand your frustration but what did you find?

[beauh]

I recommend starting to look at the anomy.conf file. It’s commented and fairly useful. Upon doing this, you’ll notice a parameter “feat_html” If you don’t want the program to defang html tags (which is the “Junk” you’re seeing), then change this to 0.

To poster #2:
There are commercial AV programs that you’re free to go out and buy. Personally, I downloaded and examined the files, learned what they did and then adapted them for my required deployments. It hardly is “another open source useless perl script with no real docs”. I view it more as someone busting their ass to provide a kickass tool while you sit on yours and *censored* about having to actually use some cognative ability.

Just my .02

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