Re: Finding problem messages
Jonathan Kamens <[email protected]>
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Quoted from David Relson: >> bogofilter -v -d . -n -B -M nonspam.mbx >> bogofilter -v -d . -s -B -M spam.mbx >> bogofilter -v -d . -M -I spam.mbx >> bogofilter -v -d . -M -I nonspam.mbx The problem with this approach is that it will not build the same word list that bogotune builds when it builds an internal word list, at least not if I understand bogotune correctly. When bogotune builds an internal word list, it uses half of the messages fed to it for building the word list, and then it uses the other half of the messages fed to it for scoring and tuning. I suppose if I knew exactly how bogotune chooses which messages to use for the word list and which ones to use for tuning, I could reproduce its behavior by hand. But since I do not know (I do not believe it is documented), I can't do that. I could read the source code, sure, but it's easier just to wait until I have enough ham and spam messages in my real word list that bogotune doesn't have to build an internal one. jik _______________________________________________ Bogofilter mailing list [email protected] http://www.bogofilter.org/mailman/listinfo/bogofilter