A tristate question.

[Clint Adams]

> truly necessary, but they provide a place for customizing.  Lines with
> '##' (two of them) show alternate values -- typically to illustrate how
> the command can be used.  My copy of the file doesn't have any '###'
> lines.  Evidently that's a Debian modification.  More that 3 hash marks
> show a comment or heading.  (An abbreviated form of this information is
> at the beginning of the file).

Yes, it's as if one were to do the following command.

tail +10 bogofilter.cf.example | sed 's/^/#/' > /etc/bogofilter.cf

_______________________________________________
Bogofilter mailing list
Bogofilter at bogofilter.org
http://www.bogofilter.org/mailman/listinfo/bogofilter