Webbug disabling

[Julian Field]

Here's a patch for Message.pm that implements your idea.

-----SNIP-----
--- Message.pm.old      2004-06-10 15:16:19.000000000 +0100
+++ Message.pm  2004-06-10 15:16:26.000000000 +0100
@@ -3717,7 +3717,9 @@
      if (exists $attr->{'width'}  && $attr->{'width'}<=2 &&
          exists $attr->{'height'} && $attr->{'height'}<=2) {
        print '<img src="MailScannerWebBug" width="' . $attr->{'width'} .
-            '" height="' . $attr->{'height'} . '" alt="Web Bug" />';
+            '" height="' . $attr->{'height'} . '" alt="Web Bug';
+      print ' from ' . $attr->{'src'} if $attr->{'src'};
+      print '" />';
      } else {
        print $text;
      }
-----SNIP-----

At 14:57 10/06/2004, you wrote:
>Installed the latest 4.31 release earlier today.
>
>I see that the webbug disabling function replaces web bugs by
><img src="MailScannerWebBug" width="1" height="1" alt="Web Bug" />
>
>A further enhancement would be to keep a track of the original bug
>somehow - perhaps something like this:
>
><img src="MailScannerWebBug" width="1" height="1" alt="Web Bug from
>http://wherever disabled by MailScanner" />
>
>Also, does this disarming take place before or after SpamAssassin gets a
>look at the message?
>
>
>John.
>
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