annoyance-filter(1)
NAME
annoyance-filter - automatically detect junk mail
SYNOPSIS
annoyance-filter [ options ]
DESCRIPTION
- ArrayThe project is hosted on SourceForge, where you will find
- the CVS source code repository and release archives:
USAGE
Arrayput, specified by ``-'', with the message read from standard input, the ``-'' argument to the --test option.
OPTIONS
Arraysystem can uncompress; specify the complete file name including
the extension denoting its form of compression. If fname is
``-'' the mail folder is read from standard input.
--list List the dictionary on standard output.
Arrayquent runs with the --read option. Binary dictionary files are
portable among machines with different architectures and byte order.
EXIT STATUS
Arraymost cases) occurs, and 2 to indicate a command line syntax error. If the --classify option is specified, an exit status of 0
identifies the message tested as legitimate mail, 3 marks it as
junk, and a status of 4 is returned for messages which cannot be
confidently classified as either mail or junk.
FILES
- Arraypressed files or the name of a directory containing one or more
messages which will be read as if logically concatenated. Messages in the directory may be compressed or uncompressed.
Error messages and diagnostic output generated when the - --verbose option is specified are written to standard error.
BUGS
- Arraymake the best of it. When it messes up, your efforts in identifying the message which caused the problem and submitting a verbatim copy of it with your bug report are much appreciated.
Please report bugs to bugs@fourmilab.ch and include - annoyance-filter in the Subject line. Thanks in advance.
AUTHOR
Arrayfor any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, without any
conditions or restrictions. This software is provided ``as is''
without express or implied warranty.
SEE ALSO
Arraycluded in the archive. You can read PDF files with Acrobat reader (a free download from http://www.adobe.com/acrobat/readstep.html) or the xpdf or Ghostscript (gs) utilities.