On Fri, Dec 15, 2006 at 11:12:21PM +0100, Georg Sauthoff wrote: > t 1 0 1162501869 <some_10digit_hex> > ^ a) ^ b) > > a) I guess some time format?
Yes, UNIX standard seconds since epoch (time_t).
> b) the spam/ham token string? how encoded?
partial sha1 hash -- really in binary, displayed in hex.
so to put it all together:
"t" for token. number of times seen in spam. number of times seen in ham.
timestamp. token encoded in hex.
> s h <some_long_hex>@sa_generated
This is the seen DB. "s" for "seen", "h" for ham ("s" for spam), and the
message id.
> Where can I find that specification/information?
I don't know if it's really documented other than in the source code. It's
not really meant to be edited, etc.
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