mass processing with mutt and Fcc

[Shawn Barnhart]

----- Original Message -----
From: "David Relson" <relson at osagesoftware.com>

> Bogofilter looks at nearly all the tokens of a message.  Some stuff is
> ignored - for example message IDs, because they tend to be unique, and
> innards of html tags and comments.
>
> Given a significant number of tokens in a message, no single token will
> make bogofilter think the message is ham (or spam).  So bogofilter doesn't
> _need_ to delete X-Bogosity lines.  Deleting them is very useful for your
> MUA's filters.

That's kind of what I was getting at.  The only potential for mischief might
be if someone was pre-filtering based on a bogofilter header prior to
processing.  If you follow the procmail stuff from the man page, it'd be
impossible since the spam tokens would overwhelm the fake non-spam ones.