[spambayes-bugs] [ spambayes-Bugs-811725 ] 1.06a - which_database fails on Win32

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Bugs item #811725, was opened at 2003-09-25 00:28
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Category: None
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Shawn Behrens (sbehrens)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: 1.06a - which_database fails on Win32

Initial Comment:
1.06a on a WinXP, Python 2.3, new installation running

as service. Tried with service started and service

stopped. which_database shows my storage as a 'None'.



On further reflection, this is to be expected, as the

database I actually see is called

'message_info_database.db'. It seems that

which_database uses the persistant_storage_file

property, where spambayes uses messageinfo_storage_file.



>From bayescustomize.ini: 



messageinfo_storage_file: C:\Documents and

Settings\DawnWolf\Application

Data\SpamBayes\Proxy\message_info_database.db

persistent_storage_file: C:\Documents and

Settings\DawnWolf\Application

Data\SpamBayes\Proxy\statistics_database.db



Output of running which_database:



C:\Program Files\spambayes\utilities>which_database.py

Pickle is available.

Dumbdbm is available.

Dbhash is available.

Bsddb[3] is available.



Your storage C:\Documents and

Settings\[User]\Application Data\SpamBayes\Proxy

\statistics_database.db is a: None



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>Comment By: Tony Meyer (anadelonbrin)
Date: 2003-09-25 12:59

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SpamBayes uses *two* databases.  One, the 

message_info_database.db, keeps track of which messages it 

has already seen/trained.  The other, statistics_database.db, 

keeps track of statistics - basically how many times each 

word (token) has been seen in ham and spam.



None should mean that the file is unreadable or doesn't exist.  

Is this the case?  I'll update which_database to print out a 

nicer message in this case.  It works fine for me.  What 

version of Python are you using?  What should the answer 

be?  (i.e. are you using the default, which would be dbhash or 

bsddb[3], or have you changed to a pickle).

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