[Spambayes] SpamBayes says "Something screwey"

Wed, 05 Oct 2005 09:56:04 -0700 

Dear Friends
Quite suddenly SpamBayes has stopped working properly.  When all else failed, I 
uninstalled and then re-installed after
removing ALL SpamBayes files and folders.  That seemed to cure some problems.  
But it will still not "Recover from spam"
on Junk Suspect messages that are not spam.

So I deleted the outlook outcmd.dat file, but that hasn't fixed the problem.

The log indicates a fatal python error in trying to deal with this message and 
the log intro reports "something
screwey".  Log file and relevant message attached.

Can you please help me "unscrewey" this problem?
Regards
James Gilmour

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