Hi all. Hoping someone might be able to help me out here. Just
upgraded from 2.6x to 3.0.0 this morning, and, though I followed the
Bayes DB upgrade steps in the UPGRADE file to a T, my token names all
seem to be garbage now.

Here's a few lines of the output from "sa-learn --dump all":

0.560         21          3 1094789733  dc60473720
0.992          6          0 1090849205  20d2b3d689
0.958          1          0 1092129562  23c375c031
0.998         20          0 1095699812  cc75bc02df

That fifth field, which I remember as being the token name in 2.6x, is
ostensibly junk data now. I could be wrong, maybe it's supposed to now
look like that, but as the documentation says to check --dump output
and "make sure the data looks valid", that seems unlikely.

What happened? I don't see any similar reports in the list archives.
Where could I have gone wrong? I have backups of bayes_(toks|seen) if
you can suggest anything to try. I did run the --sync in 3.0.0 with
the -D flag though, and aside from the only slightly suspicious

  debug: refresh: 22434 refresh /home/jmd/.spamassassin/bayes.lock

being printed about 150 times, everything seemed like your typical
debug mode output.

As I get a few hundred spams a day, I'm terrified of starting up
fetchmail again without SpamAssassin back and fully operational.
Help! :)

/jmd

PS: Great job on 3.0 folks--it looks great on paper/the web site, at
least. Hoping it will cut in to the 2-3% of spam that was slipping by
2.6x. The new tests look promising.

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