On Monday 05 January 2004 1:14 pm, Matt Kettler wrote:

[ ... ]

> Perhaps you should try to see if cat is modifying it. On some systems cat
> will wind up stripping certain non-printable characters. (Not that such
> charachters should be there.. however...)

Top tip! I've just tried that on my setup and it appears to make quite a 
difference. Here's the result of a recent test:

        [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/st$ cat dodgy | sa-learn --mbox --spam 
        Learned from 1 message(s) (19 message(s) examined).
        [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/st$ sa-learn --mbox --spam  dodgy 
        Learned from 16 message(s) (19 message(s) examined).

I can't recall why I was using 'cat' instead of specifying the filename 
directly. Time to change my autolearn script.

Dougie



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