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Hi

Lately, I've been getting a lot of spam where the message is hidden as a
base64 encoded text/plain or text/html part.  Since spam-stat works on
the raw message it doesn't see any spammy words, so it won't classify
the message as spam.

Would it be possible to add some hack to spam-stat for decoding these
text parts?

Øystein
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