http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4162
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005-03-11 01:30 ------- Ok, did the following. Used the mentioned first file (backup_20050205) and imported it via the current CVS version into the current directory (so CLEAN import, no existing DB!). >sa-learn -D --dbpath . --restore backup_20050205 >>debug_import_20050205_clean_db.txt 2>&1 Result: http://www.arendes.de/roland/debug_import_20050205_clean_db.txt >sa-learn --dump magic --dbpath . >debug_magicdump_20050205_clean_db.txt Result: http://www.arendes.de/roland/debug_magicdump_20050205_clean_db.txt Then I imported the backup_20050205 into the current WORKING but (probably) damaged database: >sa-learn -D --restore backup_20050205 >debug_import_20050205_current_db.txt >2>&1 Result: http://www.arendes.de/roland/debug_import_20050205_current_db.txt The followed dump then: >sa-learn --dump magic >debug_magicdump_20050205_current_db.txt 2>&1 Result: http://www.arendes.de/roland/debug_magicdump_20050205_current_db.txt Everything looks fine, spamassassin even recognized the 30402/7496 messages. Can you tell me how you checked that these numbers are wrong by far? You told that the content is nowhere near 80 and nowhere near 30000. How did you check? Perhaps I should try again with the (damaged) 20050226 backup? ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are the assignee for the bug, or are watching the assignee.
