[Spambayes] Follow up

[FrançoisGranger]

There is kind of a problem.
It may be specific to MacOS X, but I think that pop3proxy should 
filter on filenames since it may grab incorrect files.

MacOS X create in each directory a file named ".DS_Store" for it own 
uses. Since it is a hidden file, there is no issue with most 
software. But pop3proxy loads it as if it was a normal message file.

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[fbg:/Volumes/OS99/spambayes-2003-01-17] fgranger% sudo python pop3proxy.py
Loading database... Loading state from 
/Volumes/OS99/spambayesf/hammie.db database
/Volumes/OS99/spambayesf/hammie.db is an existing database, with 99 
spam and 29 ham
Done.
placing .DS_Store in corpus cache                      <- this is a 
serious problem ;-)
BayesProxyListener listening on port 110.
Listener on port 110 is proxying pop.nerim.net:110
UserInterfaceListener listening on port 8880.
User interface url is http://localhost:8880
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After clicking on the "Review message" link in the main page of 
pop3proxy, the terminal display the following lines.

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adding 1042901588 to corpus
storing 1042901588
adding message 1042901588 to corpus
placing 1042901588 in corpus cache
adding 1042901588-2 to corpus
storing 1042901588-2
adding message 1042901588-2 to corpus
placing 1042901588-2 in corpus cache
error: uncaptured python exception, closing channel 
<__main__.UserInterface connected at 0x276450> 
(exceptions.ValueError:invalid literal for long(): .DS_Store 
[/BinaryCache/python/python-3.root~193/usr/lib/python2.2/asyncore.py|poll|94] 
[/BinaryCache/python/python-3.root~193/usr/lib/python2.2/asyncore.py|handle_read_event|389] 
[/BinaryCache/python/python-3.root~193/usr/lib/python2.2/asynchat.py|handle_read|130] 
[pop3proxy.py|found_terminator|811] [pop3proxy.py|onRequest|837] 
[pop3proxy.py|onReview|1143] [pop3proxy.py|buildReviewKeys|1020] 
[pop3proxy.py|keyToTimestamp|976])
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