[bogofilter-announce] bogofilter-0.13.5 - new current release

[Boris 'pi' Piwinger]

Boris 'pi' Piwinger wrote:

> Still running 0.13.0 (see below) I see one spam mail every
> other day or so. I got a false positive when applying for
> Michael Moore's mailing list a few days ago, but usually,
> this is not a problem.

Actually, the new robs makes things worse, i.e., 200% more
false positives (3 instead of 1 out of 22184) with the same
number of false negatives (430 out of 12721). 0.0001 brings
it to 0 and 430.

I love -M:-)) Maybe the following are useful bash functions
for one of you:

> function bogoham () {
>   formail -I'X-pi-Spam-rated:' -I'X-UIDL:' -I'X-Mozilla-Status:' -I'X-Mozilla-Status2:' -es < "$1" >/tmp/bogotmp.hhasdfhajfafjasfhasdhfk
>   mv -f /tmp/bogotmp.hhasdfhajfafjasfhasdhfk "$1"
>   bogofilter -vM < "$1"
> #  bogofilter -SnMv < "$1"
>   bogofilter -nMv < "$1"
>   echo "corrected"
>   bogofilter -vM < "$1"
>   cat "$1" >> ~/.procmail/ham
>   rm -f "$1"
> }
> 
> function bogospam () {
>   formail -I'X-pi-Spam-rated:' -I'X-UIDL:' -I'X-Mozilla-Status:' -I'X-Mozilla-Status2:' -es < "$1" >/tmp/bogotmp.hhasdfhajfafjasfhasdhfk
>   mv -f /tmp/bogotmp.hhasdfhajfafjasfhasdhfk "$1"
>   bogofilter -vM < "$1"
> #  bogofilter -NsMv < "$1"
>   bogofilter -sMv < "$1"
>   echo "corrected"
>   bogofilter -vM < "$1"
>   cat "$1" >> ~/.procmail/bad
>   rm -f "$1"
> }

bogoham learns from false positives (mbox), bogospam from
false negatives. You need to adjust to your needs, of course.

pi