Re: Razor Censoring EFF's Newsletter

Adam Goryachev wrote:

> > Except that each and every confirmation message is different, so it will
> > generate a different checksum that doesn't matter if it went into razor
> > because it'll never be seen again...
> >    
>
> Except razor supports 'fuzzy' hashes and strips some bits of the email that
> look like random garbage before computing hashes... This is why it works
> even for emails with some random bits...
>  

Does that include stuff where it doesn't just look like random garbage? 
For example the confirm message for amavis-tech looks something like this

******************************

AMaViS-tech -- confirmation of subscription -- request 366023

We have received a request from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx for subscription of
your email address, <hamish@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, to the
amavis-tech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx mailing list.  To confirm the
request, please send a message to
amavis-tech-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, and either:

- maintain the subject line as is (the reply's additional "Re:" is
ok),

- or include the following line - and only the following line - in the
message body: 

confirm 366023
**************************

(With some more bits below that doesn't look like it changes).

Does it strip IP's and email addresses? As well as the confirm numbers?

> Regards,
> Adam
>
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