BUG - bogoutil (version 0.11.1.6)
David Relson
relson at osagesoftware.com
Sat Apr 5 20:54:32 CEST 2003
Hello Michele,
Welcome to bogofilter. The "-p" was intended modify the behavior of
"-w". "-w" requires a directory name and "-p" doesn't take an
argument. Given these constraints, the proper command usage is "bogofilter
-p -w directory word1 word2" or "bogofilter -w directory -p word1 word2".
The code is doing what was planned, but the documentation is clearly _not_
clear.
Thinking about the structure of the command line, it'd probably be better
if "-p directory" was allowed. Certainly it'd be a little simpler for user.
By the way, the best way to know what's happening with bogofilter it to
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Hope this helps.
David
P.S. I'll be changing the documentation and/or the code. Thanks for
spotting the problem and reporting it.
At 12:38 PM 4/5/03, Michele Bariani wrote:
>Hello there,
>
>I didn't found a specific address for bug notifications so I'm writing to all
>the authors, hope that's ok.
>Looks to me like -p option for bogoutil cannot be used as described in the
>man
>page:
>
> $ bogoutil -w -p ~/.bogofilter mike
> No such directory.
>
>while it works swapping the options:
>
> $ bogoutil -p -w ~/.bogofilter mike
> spam good Gra prob Rob prob
> mike 17 14 0.878140 0.832719
>
>Hope that helps, and thanks for your great work.
>
>Cheers,
>Michele
>
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>
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