Changing bogofilter output sense

[Greg Louis]

On 20030710 (Thu) at 1455:45 -0700, Rick Mann wrote:

> Unfortunately, bogofilter returns a 0 for spam, and 1 for good mail. I would
> like to invert the sense of bogofilter's output, so that it returns a 1 for
> spam and 0 for good mail.
> 
> I would prefer the primary check to be bogofilter, but to do that I need to
> reverse the output values. I suppose I could patch my own copy, but it'd be
> nice if there was a command line option to do this.

The -e option, unfortunately, forces bogofilter to exit with 0 unless
there is a processing error.  The patch to create a command-line option
of the sort you need, however, wouldn't be too difficult (I think you
need to look at src/bogoconfig.c, src/rstats.c and src/main.c).  If you
implement it, it's probably worth sending it along to David for
consideration.

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