bogoupgrade
The -h option prints the help message and exits.
The -d specifies the directory with the wordlists for converting. This option is used when converting from multiple, separate wordlists (spamlist.db and goodlist.db - containing spam and ham tokens, respectively) to a combined wordlist (wordlist.db) which contains both spam and ham tokens.
The -i specifies the input file to be converted. It should be a text file containing message counts, and possibly data. If there is no data in the text file, there should be a Berkeley DB file in the same directory as the text file which contains the data.
The -o specifies the output Berkeley DB file.
The -b gives the path to the bogoutil command. It defaults to 'bogoutil', in the hopes that your shell will find it.
Follow these instructions to upgrade bogofilter's databases to the latest version.
$ mv ~/.bogofilter ~/.bogofilter.safe $ mkdir ~/.bogofilter
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0bogoupgrade -i ~/.bogofilter.safe/goodlist -o ~/.bogofilter/goodlist.dbbogoupgrade | mfano
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0bogoupgrade -i ~/.bogofilter.safe/badlist -o ~/.bogofilter/spamlist.dbbogoupgrade | mfano
If your bogofilter version is 0.7 or greater, say:
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0bogoupgrade -i ~/.bogofilter.safe/hamlist.count -o ~/.bogofilter/goodlist.dbbogoupgrade | mfano
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0bogoupgrade -i ~/.bogofilter.safe/spamlist.count -o ~/.bogofilter/spamlist.dbbogoupgrade | mfano
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0bogoupgrade -d ~/.bogofilter.safebogoupgrade | mfano
bogoupgrade was written by Gyepi Sam gyepi@praxis-sw.com and David Relson relson@osagesoftware.com.
For updates, see m[blue]the bogofilter project pagem[][1].
bogofilter(1), bogolexer(1), bogotune(1), bogoutil(1)