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Bayesian Filtering with bogofilter and Sylpheed Claws
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2003-07-04 04:27:41 |
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anonymous2
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I just spent an hour learning this article and got sylpheed-claws right. And as homework adapted the script to Evolution (mbox file format):
#!/bin/sh
# http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/synd/2003/01/30/bogofilter.html
BOGOFILTER="/usr/bin/bogofilter";
EVOGOODDIR="/home/lagc/evolution/local/SPAM";
EVOSPAMDIR="/home/lagc/evolution/local/SPAMFREE";
cd $EVOSPAMDIR;
echo Spam:
echo Processing Mail Box;
bogofilter -M -s -v < mbox;
cd $EVOGOODDIR;
echo NonSpam:
echo Processing Mail Box;
bogofilter -M -n -v < mbox;
Just a few tests and man pages consults and it worked. In evolution just set a filter with "pipe message to a shell command" ang set "/usr/bin/bogofilter" and select to move to the SPAM folder.
Two things more:
1. Remember to set the filter high (up, up) to be the first filter applied to the messages (both on sylpheed-claws and evo)
2. Could it be good if the bogolearn script remove de messages after pass them to bogofilter? Or should it have a learn session only when some false positive or span confuses bogo?
Thanks,
lagc
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