  The way Razor breaks down mail is simple.  If a mail contains MIME
  boundaries it is split on those boundaries, each MIME part is considered 
  when marking the mail as spam.
  
  In 2.14, there are different 'logic methods' for detecting spam.
  The default method 5 requires all non-contention parts to be spam for
  the mail to be marked as spam.  A part is considered under
  contention if its not clear if its spam are not, and is relatively
  rare.  Sounds like you are not using 2.14, or maybe you're misinterpreting
  the log files.  Feel free to send me the log files if you think 
  there is a bug.  Also, as jordan says, if you get a legit mail marked as spam (based
  on whatever MIME stuff is going on), you should revoke it (which sends
  all parts in) so TeS can take care of business.    cheers,
  chadOn 19/08/02 07:41 -0700, Jordan Ritter wrote:
) If I understand you correctly, you should revoke the message en total,
) because this is one of various inputs that TeS uses to understand what
) parts are under contention.  
) 
) As for your question specifically, Chad can answer that (sorry, I
) don't know).
) 
) --jordan
) 
) On Mon, Aug 19, 2002 at 09:14:17AM -0500, Steve Price wrote:
) 
) # Is there an easy way in Razor v2 to turn off detecting a message as
) # SPAM if one of the MIME parts was found in a previous SPAM?  I just
) # received subscribe request to a moderated ecartis list and it was
) # detected as SPAM because it contained an empty text/plain part and
) # an "empty" (to iMail anyway) text/html part.  In reality there were
) # no MIME parts to this message since the body of the email contained
) # instructions from ecartis along with a forwarded copy of the
) # subscribe request which happened to be a multipart MIME message.
) # Sure there were MIME boundaries in the forwarded message but the
) # message as received wasn't a multipart MIME message so Razor should
) # not have detected any of the MIME boundary headers in the body of
) # the forwarded message.  I realized I could whitelist the part that
) # is listed but it would seem that the detection of MIME boundaries
) # should be reserved for messages that actually have multiple MIME
) # parts and not every message that looks like it might.
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