Am Sonntag, den 27.11.2011, 13:00 +0000 schrieb Pete Biggs: > bogoutil -d .bogofilter/wordlist.db |wc -l ..sorry for that, the output is now 38693 - but what doews that HELP ? > > > bogoutil -w .bogofilter/wordlist.db .MSG_COUNT > > displays: 895 spam 6 good > > SO WHAT ? Isn´t 895 mails enough to learn a bit ? > > This means that bogofilter is being trained, it's working. This is a > GOOD thing. It means you have eliminated one of the possible areas of > problems. ... fine, thank you :-) > > > However, a spam filter needs to learn good mail as well as bad - only 6 > good messages learnt means it still won't start filtering. You need > about 100 of both types. That´s the most new to me. I was fatally wrong about the function of bogofilter. Thought, it would filter too much in a first approach and I would manually have to mark the ham in the spam-folder ??? > > > > > bogoutil -p .bogofilter/wordlist.db thomas > > displays: > > spam good Fisher > > 1 0 0.991605 > > What the hell does that mean ? > > Found 1 spam-mail including the word "thomas", found no good mail with > > it, so with 0.991605[dimensionless somethings created by Fisher], all > > mails including "thomas" are spam ??? > > > > In the meantime I thought it can´t get worse, however ... > > dbverify -a .bogofilter/wordlist.db > > Fehler in der Datenbank: -- DB ist eine Datei, kein Verzeichnis. > > That means, it´s an error, that the DB is a file, not a directory ?:-| > > Where does it say to use that command? Shouldn't it be > > db_verify .bogofilter/wordlist.db db command not found on my system, so I thought dbverify ... (maybe wrong again?) > > > > > ... and > > What is a non-transaction mode ??? > > Does that make sense ??? Database, that does no transactions ??? > > Databases I set up, are always doing transactions ... > > Try reading up on databases - non-transaction mode just means that > rather than going through an SQL type interface that performs atomic > operations on a backend database, the program interacts directly with > the database files - it's simpler but more risky. ... so was my guess, but using a local database on a personal computer, I take that "risk" ?:-|
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