Mike> Correct me if I'm wrong, but it would appear that sb_filter can
Mike> not process .eml files by passing the eml filename via the command
Mike> line, correct?
>> What's a .eml file?
Victor> Basically it is a degenerate Unix mbox. It consists of one
Victor> message and has no "^From " line.
Ok, then I think I can state that sb_filter does work with such files. I
took an mbox file containing a single spam message, stripped it of its From_
line and fed it to sb_filter.py on stdin. Worked as intended:
% sb_filter.py < spam.1.eml | egrep Spam
X-Spambayes-Classification: spam; 0.93
X-Spambayes-Evidence: '*H*': 0.01; '*S*': 0.88; 'response.': 0.09;
Was there more you needed it to do?
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