problems using bogofilter v0.11.1.3
Torsten Kunkel
torsten at tkunkel.de
Sat Apr 19 02:36:23 CEST 2003
> I can likely help you with bogofilter and the wordlists, but I can't help
> you with mutt.
I already thought this, i postet my mutt-makros, because there are the
command line options of bogofilter set.
> If you're able to build from source, I'd recommend getting the stable
> version (0.11.2) from SourcForge and building that.
I'm able to built it by hand, but I prefer using the packages of debian.
The advantage for me is, that i haven't to update always by hand.
> The 0.415 value indicates that bogofilter is not finding any tokens in its
> wordlists. Do you know if the wordlists have anything in
> them? "bogofilter -w $BOGOFILTER_DIR .MSG_COUNT" can be used to check
> message counts. Each time you run "bogofilter -s" or "bogofilter -n" you
> should see the appropriate count go up.
torsten at b5:~ > bogoutil -w /home/torsten/.bogofilter .MSG_COUNT
spam good
.MSG_COUNT 7 0
The number of "spam" increases everytime I run bogofilter -s,
looks for me like it works correctly.
But:
torsten at b5:~ > bogofilter -v -d /home/torsten/.bogofilter/ < /freigabe/mail
X-Bogosity: No, tests=bogofilter, spamicity=0.415000, version=0.11.1.3
This is the same mail i send with -s through bogofilter.
> You can test the parsing with command "bogolexer -p <message" which will
> print the tokens in the message. If that looks right,
It does look right.
> try "bogofilter -vvv -d $BOGOFILTER_DIR < message" which will print
> lots of output (which is described in the FAQ -
> use the URL at the end of this message).
torsten at b5:~ > bogofilter -vvv -d /home/torsten/.bogofilter/ < /freigabe/mail
X-Bogosity: No, tests=bogofilter, spamicity=0.415000, version=0.11.1.3
n pgood pbad fw invfwlog fwlog U
"advanced" 8 nan 1.000000 nan nan nan -
[...]
These lines are looking always the same for every token.
[...]
"your" 8 nan 1.000000 nan nan nan -
N_P_Q_S_s_x_md 0 0.00e+00 0.00e+00 4.15e-01 1.00e-03 4.15e-01 0.10
> Let me know what happens with the above commands and we'll figure what to
> do next.
Well, I looked at the faq, but it didn't helped me.
Torsten
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