Mail box to bogo

[David Relson]

Brandon,

You are correct.  bogofilter's word registration operations, i.e. '-s', 
'-n', '-S', and '-N', work properly with unix mailboxes.

There's also a nifty tool "formail" on most Linux boxes that will take a 
unix mailbox, break it into messages, and execute a command for each 
one.  Using it as a front end, the usage would be

         formail -s bogofilter -s < spam-mail.mbox
or
         formail -s bogofilter -n <good-mail.mbx"


At 04:29 PM 12/30/02, Brandon Martus wrote:

>Karl,
>
>If you have a mailbox entitled 'spam', I'm pretty sure you can do the 
>following (plus/minus any other flags) :
>
>bogofilter -s < spam
>
>which will classify each mail in 'spam' as spam.
>
>-Brandon
>
>
>Karl Schmidt wrote:
>>Can bogofilter recognize the Unix mailbox format so one could take a
>>mail box full of spam and feed it in?
>>If not, perhaps someone has written a script to do this?
>
>
>
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