Bogofilter takes an email message or other text on standard input, parses it
into words, does a statistical check against data bases of "good" and "bad"
words, and returns a status code indicating whether or not the message is spam.
Bogofilter decodes base64 or quoted-printable encoded texts and ignores non-text
attachments and HTML comments.
WWW: http://bogofilter.sourceforge.net/
This port has been deprecated for 3 months.
Delete it finally from the tree.
Background:
This sub-port has been useless since bogofilter 0.94.13 was out
with fully functional support for multi-language wordlists encoded
in UTF-8. No need for l10n when i18n is already here.
Disable building packages from this port
by default because it gives functionality
not found in mail/bogofilter only if WITH_CP866
is set. Otherwise a package will be identical
to that from mail/bogofilter.
Mark ru-bogofilter port as broken to prevent people from upgrading
to 0.94.12 until the issue of KOI8-R wordlist storage is resolved.
Unfortunately, the bogofilter team have committed some patches that
break storing wordlists in KOI8-R. As of now, bogofilter can store
wordlists in CP866 only, which fatally breaks compatibility with
existing KOI8-R wordlists created by older versions of this package.
Add a new port russian/bogofilter (ru-bogofilter), which is
a sub-port of main/bogofilter. If installed from this port,
bogofilter will convert mails in the other popular "windows-1251"
charset to KOI8-R, thus improving spam detection for mails in
different Cyrillic charsets.
