Re: Filtering Spam Messages With Bogofilter

[Ted Zlatanov]

On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 01:14:31 -0700 (PDT) Volkan YAZICI 
<volkan.yazici@gmail.com> wrote: 

VY> On Sep 14, 10:22 pm, Ted Zlatanov <t...@lifelogs.com> wrote:
>> your configuration looks OK.  Can you turn up gnus-verbose to 9 and see
>> what's in *Messages*?

VY> First using "C-u 2 g" to retrieve the messages.

VY>   Checking new news...
VY>   nnml: Reading incoming mail from file...
VY>   spam-split: widening the buffer (spam-use-bogofilter requires it)
VY>   spam-split: calling the spam-check-bogofilter function
VY>   Wrote /home/vy/gnus/mail/debian-user/39021
VY>   spam-split: widening the buffer (spam-use-bogofilter requires it)
VY>   spam-split: calling the spam-check-bogofilter function
VY>   Wrote /home/vy/gnus/mail/bilkent/1302

VY> Entering to "misc" group, marking a message as spam via "S x" and
VY> closing the group buffer via "q".

VY>   Retrieving newsgroup: misc...
VY>   Fetching headers for misc...done
VY>   Sorting threads...done
VY>   Generating summary...done
VY>   No more unread articles
VY>   Exiting summary buffer and applying spam rules
VY>   Marking spam as expired without moving it
VY>   Expiring articles...done

Bogofilter is not set as your group's spam exit processor (according to
spam-group-processor-p).  Can you try using `G c' on a group and
explicitly set it in the group/topic parameters, then mark spam and
exit?  If that works, we can check what's inconsistent in your Lisp
configuration (it looks fine as I said, but I may have missed
something).  There are old-style and new-style backend specification
formats, which makes it even more annoying for you I'm sure.

Ted