Oh oh

[Paul Tomblin]

I just did a "bogofilter -hl" on one of my accounts where it appears that
bogofilter didn't catch any of the spam last night.  There were a whole
bunch of spammy words there that had counts in the 4 billion range.  Could
it be that if I do a "bogofilter -S" on something that hadn't actually
been marked as good in the first place, it subtracts 1 from 0 in an
unsigned int?

Here's a chunk of what I'm talking about:
spamassassin.pm:4294967294
sparc.isl.net:4294967295
sparc.zubilam.net:4294967295
special:4294967293
specialist:4294967293
specials:4294967295
spread:4294967295
spring:2
src:4294967293
staff:4294967295
starts:4294967294
statement:1
statistics:4294967295
status:6
stephanie:4294967295
stevens:4294967293
stevew:4294967294
still:0
stop-smoking:4294967295
store:4294967294
store.yahoo.com:4294967295
stores:0
stories:1
stratton:4
string:1
strongly:4294967295
struggled:4294967295
student:4294967295
styles:4294967295
subj:4294967295
subject:4294967274
submit:4294967295
submitted:4294967295
subscription:4294967292
success:4294967295

Anyway, I've blown away that users .bogofilter/hamlist.* files and
reseeded it with his /var/spool/mail/foo file, and I'm keeping my fingers
crossed.

It might be worth looking into this as a possible bug.

-- 
Paul Tomblin <ptomblin at xcski.com>, not speaking for anybody
Using vi is kind of like having sex.  The first time to use it, it's kind
of awkward, but after using for a while you start to get good at it and
enjoy it.  -- Eric Merkel 

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