Hello Bryan,
Wednesday, December 31, 2003, 11:14:25 PM, you wrote:
BH> Bryan Hoover wrote:
>> > perl ./mass-check -c ./spamassassin -j 1 --loghits --mid --mbox ./corpus.ham/*
>> > >ham.log
>> > perl ./mass-check -c ./spamassassin -j 1 --loghits --mid --mbox ./corpus.spam/*
>> > >spam.log
>> > perl ./hit-frequencies -x -c /home/Owner/sa-masses/spamassassin
>>
>> The answer, as it appears in the hit-frequencies code, may be in the x
>> parameter.
BH> I've continued looking at the hit-frequencies code. I jumped to
BH> conclusions on the above -- I see now that I was wrong -- sorry Robert,
BH> if that sent you looking in the wrong direction.
Thanks, but I was pretty sure that wasn't the problem area.
BH> This problem has piqued my interest though. I wonder if directory
BH> rights could be involved.
I'm running as admimistrator on this Windows machine, with Unix/Cygwin
under Windows, and the entire SA install is under my home directory, and
mass-check has no problem reading the rules file, so it seems extremely
unlikely that it's directory rights or any other permissions problem.
BH> From the code, it does look like whether the
BH> missing information gets output depends on whether the corresponding
BH> rule is there -- the implication being, the stats are there from the
BH> ham/spam log files, but hit-frequencies is not seeing the rules files.
BH> This is speculation, intuition at this point though, as it's late, and
BH> I'm still looking...
I agree. I'm guessing at this point the problem is in
> sub readscores {
> my($cffile) = @_;
> system ("$FindBin::Bin/parse-rules-for-masses -d \"$cffile\" -s $opt_s") and die;
> require "./tmp/rules.pl";
> }
rules.pl is effectively empty:
> # dumped at Thu Jan 1 03:50:09 PST 2004
> %rules = ();
> %scores = ();
> 1;
That tells me that either parse-rules-for-masses isn't finding the rules
file, or is finding it and not reading it.
Digging into parse-rules-for-masses, it uses
> sub readrules {
> foreach my $indir (@_) {
> my @files = <$indir/[0-9]*.cf>;
which tells me that mass-check is reading my user_prefs file, but
parse-rules-for-masses wants these rules in a numeric *.cf file.
I'll keep playing with those files. We'll figure it out sooner or later.
Thanks for the help.
Bob Menschel
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