e-mail addresses
David Relson
relson at osagesoftware.com
Thu Mar 6 15:47:09 CET 2003
At 08:59 AM 3/6/03, Boris 'pi' Piwinger wrote:
>Hi again!
>
>Today is dumb question day#-)
>
>I was just wondering how much a specific e-mail address
>would make a mail look like ham. So I used bogoutil -w to
>find out. Actually there was not a single hit. So I thought,
>that my address 3.14 at piology.org would show up. It did not.
>Well, bogoutil -d ~/.bogofilter/goodlist.db |grep piology
>should show something, but actually there are only very very
>few entries. Are To and From and the like completely ignored?
>
>pi
pi,
'@' is not allowed in tokens so a typical address, i.e. john at example.com,
becomes "john" and "example.com". The easiest way to see what the lexer
does is a command like "echo john at example.com | bogolexer". If you want
just the token printed (without the other messages), use the '-p' (print)
option.
Additionally, the parser tends to ignore numbers, with the exception of IP
addresses. So "3.14 at piology.org" becomes just one token - "piology.org".
If you run "bogoutil -w ... piology.org logic.univie.ac.at" I'd expect you
to see some large numbers (counts).
When I look at my wordlists I see:
spam good
piology.org 0 16
logic.univie.ac.at 0 117
David
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