Announcing bogofilter 0.7.6.rc2

David Relson relson at osagesoftware.com
Sun Oct 27 18:20:26 CET 2002


Bogofilter version 0.7.6.rc2 is now available on SourceForge.

The only changes have been to increase support for ia64, arm, powerpc, and 
s390 architectures and the addition of a READ.hp-ux files.  Here is a list 
of the changes from 0.7.5 to 0.7.6:

0.7.6	2002-10-27
	* Added README.hp-ux for those using HP-UX.
	* Added support for additional architectures - ia64, arm,
	  powerpc, and s390.
	* Bogofilter -p mode now preserves CR and NUL characters.
	* Bogofilter -p mode now detects if the computer runs out of
	  memory.
	* Bogofilter supports a new "-l" switch to write run-time log
	  information to syslog.
	* Bogofilter supports a new algorithm to calculate the
	  "spamicity", the "Robinson" algorithm. It is enabled with the
	  new "-r" switch. The old behaviour is called the "Graham"
	  algorithm and can be enforced with the new "-g" switch.
	* Bogofilter now has an "-R FILE" option (that implies -r) to print
	  an R data frame to FILE.
	* Bogofilter and bogoutil now have an -x CLASSES option to turn
	  on debugging.
	* Bogoupgrade.pl has been renamed to bogoupgrade.
	* There is now a man page for bogoupgrade.
	* BASE64 treatment has been fixed. It ignored whole lines if
	  they consisted of a single token. Now a token is only
	  considered base64 and ignored if it's >= 32 characters or ends
	  in one or two padding "=" signs.
	* MIME boundary lines are now emitted as tokens. Some of them
	  are typical of certain spam software, so they might turn out
	  to be useful.
	* All control characters are now considered token delimiters.
	* Bogofilter now aborts if it cannot figure where to look for its
	  data base directory.
	* The software no longer crashes on machines that do not allow
	  for unaligned memory access (m68k; many RISC, e. g. SPARC).
	* DB 4.1 is now supported.
	* Documentation updates.
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David Relson                   Osage Software Systems, Inc.
relson at osagesoftware.com       Ann Arbor, MI 48103
www.osagesoftware.com          tel:  734.821.8800



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Subject: Announcing bogofilter 0.7.6.rc2
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Bogofilter version 0.7.6.rc2 is now available on SourceForge.

The only changes have been to increase support for ia64, arm, powerpc, and 
s390 architectures and the addition of a READ.hp-ux files.  Here is a list 
of the changes from 0.7.5 to 0.7.6:

0.7.6	2002-10-27
	* Added README.hp-ux for those using HP-UX.
	* Added support for additional architectures - ia64, arm,
	  powerpc, and s390.
	* Bogofilter -p mode now preserves CR and NUL characters.
	* Bogofilter -p mode now detects if the computer runs out of
	  memory.
	* Bogofilter supports a new "-l" switch to write run-time log
	  information to syslog.
	* Bogofilter supports a new algorithm to calculate the
	  "spamicity", the "Robinson" algorithm. It is enabled with the
	  new "-r" switch. The old behaviour is called the "Graham"
	  algorithm and can be enforced with the new "-g" switch.
	* Bogofilter now has an "-R FILE" option (that implies -r) to print
	  an R data frame to FILE.
	* Bogofilter and bogoutil now have an -x CLASSES option to turn
	  on debugging.
	* Bogoupgrade.pl has been renamed to bogoupgrade.
	* There is now a man page for bogoupgrade.
	* BASE64 treatment has been fixed. It ignored whole lines if
	  they consisted of a single token. Now a token is only
	  considered base64 and ignored if it's >= 32 characters or ends
	  in one or two padding "=" signs.
	* MIME boundary lines are now emitted as tokens. Some of them
	  are typical of certain spam software, so they might turn out
	  to be useful.
	* All control characters are now considered token delimiters.
	* Bogofilter now aborts if it cannot figure where to look for its
	  data base directory.
	* The software no longer crashes on machines that do not allow
	  for unaligned memory access (m68k; many RISC, e. g. SPARC).
	* DB 4.1 is now supported.
	* Documentation updates.
--------------------------------------------------------
David Relson                   Osage Software Systems, Inc.
relson at osagesoftware.com       Ann Arbor, MI 48103
www.osagesoftware.com          tel:  734.821.8800



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