All mails have spamicity=0.5200000

[Robin Bowes]

Matthias Andree said the following on 12/12/2005 15:13:
> 
> 1. -Ns is only correct if the spam message(s) had previously been registered as 
> "good" (ham). If it was "unsure", use only "-s" without "-N".

OK.

> 2. you absolutely must train bogofilter what "good" (ham) messages look like, 
> and the ratio of ham and spam messages you trained should roughly match the 
> ratio of ham vs. spam you get. In doubt, train more ham messages to avoid false 
> "spam" tagging.
> 
> Looking at your statistics, it seems that bogofilter has not been trained for 
> "good" mails at all.

Yes, it appears that way.

What was *supposed* to happen, is that all mail is treated as "good"
initially. If I then drop it in the Spam/Undetected folder, it is
re-classified as "spam".

So, it looks like I need to modify my bogofilter command line to not do
tri-state classification.? "-o ,0" should so the job, if my perusal of
the man page is correct.

R.