imeOLE' => 0.123452938769744
debug: bayes token 'HX-MimeOLE:Microsoft' => 0.132269298472378
debug: bayes token 'HX-MimeOLE:Produced' => 0.13317079507
debug: bayes: score = 3.84778018769349e-06
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the test message that got flagged by the Bayesian analyzer as 100% spam actually
had a bit more than just "test" in the body since i sent it from a yahoo
account:
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test.
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hi. i just upgraded from 2.53 to 2.6 and i'm seeing something rather odd about
the Bayesian results: nearly every one is almost exactly 0%, 50%, or 100%! it's
almost as if it's applying an extreme rounding function to the actual result.
now, these are turning out so far to be accurate, but i'm st
