Fast Anti-Spam Filtering by Bayesian Statistical Analysis
Bogofilter is a Bayesian spam filter. In normal operation, it takes an
e-mail message or text from standard input, does a statistical check
against lists of "good" and "bad" words, and returns a status code
indicating whether the message is spam. Bogofilter is designed with
fast algorithms (including the Berkeley DB system), coded directly in
C, and tuned for speed, so it can be used for production by sites that
process a lot of mail.
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Revision 22 (latest revision is 35)
Stephan Kulow (coolo)
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Lars Müller (lmuelle)
(revision 22)
- Update to version 1.2.4. * Fix three crashes in command line and environment variable parsers that caused NULL pointer dereferences with long option variants of bogofilter --syslog-tag, or bogoutil --timestamp-date, or when bogotune -M<file> cannot derive the bogofilter directory. * Add getopt_long_chk(), a getopt_long variant that checks if the overlapping short and long options agree on whether their argument is not required, mandatory, or optional. If they disagree, the program aborts. * Fix a crash in command line parser that causes a NULL pointer dereference when --db-cachesize is used without argument. Found with getopt_long_chk(). * Change lexer API/ABI a bit so as to work with flex 2.5.36 generated lexers (for instance, on Fedora 18 "Spherical Cow") that flip the type of yyleng from int to size_t. We use a signed long internally. * Fix XML form of Bulgarian FAQ so that it validates; and validate XHTML at build time. * Mark Berkeley DB 5.2.42 and 5.3.21 supported.
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