Not using /etc/bogofilter.cf?

[David Relson]

At 02:36 PM 1/17/03, Doug Mandell wrote:


>I've recently noticed that it doesn't look like bogofilter is using 
>/etc/bogofilter.cf. I've checked to make sure that there is only 1 
>bogofilter.cf (none hidden away in .bogofilter) and that is indeed the 
>case. What originally made me suspect that this config file wasn't being 
>used was I noticed an email with a Bogosity level of greater than .90 and 
>less than .95 was set to Bogosity: No, despite having changed the cutoff 
>to .90.
>
>Well, I tried changing bogofilter.cf so that it would put the stats in the 
>body of the email rather than the header, but the result has been the 
>same.  So, if it's not using bogofilter.cf in etc what config is it 
>using?  Is there any way to tell?  Would it help to try to put the cf file 
>elsewhere?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Doug

Doug,

You're the first to report a problem.  It's one I cannot reproduce, but 
here's how to learn more:

Run command "bogofilter -x c -v < /dev/null".  The "-x c" turns on 
DEBUG_CONFIG and the "-v" puts it at verbosity level.  I just ran this with 
bogofilter-0.9.1.2 and got:

Debug: cannot open /etc/bogofilter.cf: No such file or directory
Debug: cannot open /home/relson/.bbogofilter.cf: No such file or directory
stats_prefix: ' '
X-Bogosity: No, tests=bogofilter, spamicity=0.41500, version=0.9.1.2

Let me know what you get.

David