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On Sat, 21 Jun 2003, bkhl@privat.utfors.se wrote:
> I am trying to get spam.el/bogofilter running in Gnus (CVS). I use
> the following settings (mostly snipped from GnusSpam on the Emacs
> Wiki). However, this seems to make all mail go to nnfolder:spam.
> 
> Do I have to reclassify that? How do I do that with spam.el? Am I
> doing something else wrong?

Your settings look OK.  Try opening a suspected spam message and hit t
(to show all headers), then do M-: (spam-split)

That should show you either "spam" or nil, if it says "spam" then
Bogofilter thinks the message is spam.  See what happens if you save
the message to a file and run Bogofilter on that.  If it says nil, we
have some debugging to do :)  Submit a (gnus-bug) and attach the
message in question.

Thanks
Ted