here. also the title is not exactly correct as probably a release candidate was tested :)

i've just set up bogofilter with mutt, it was sooo easy! :)

first you should collect some spam and ham (non-spam) to separate (Maildir) folders

then bogofilter -s -B ~/Maildir/spam/, bogofilter -n -B ~/Maildir/ham. the basic learning is done

to your procmailrc: :0fw | /usr/bin/bogofilter -uep :0: * ^X-Bogosity: Spam .Spam/

finally i've added a macro to my muttrc to be able to simply tell bogofilter it missed something (haven't noticed a spam): macro index S "bogofilter -Ns" (you can add a similar macro for "bogofilter -Sn" - "hey, this is not a spam" - if you want)

that's all :)

after a few days of work (and headache) we (me and janny) put togother a java-enabled version of the openoffice.org package. we built the development milestone (m163) of OOo, so it won't hit -current till 2.0.3 is released. ideally this should re-enable features like help and others which were missing since 2.0.0. at the moment the x86_64 packages are available, but janny will upload i686 ones soon, too

I've written a short howto about how to debug a pacman database error as I was asked many time to do so for others. So there it is, now i can say simply RTFM ;)

probably this is known, but i've just figured out how to get rid of grep when i use

foo |grep ... |sed ...

the magic command is

foo |sed -n '/^match/s/foo/bar/p'

if we're at it, you can even get rid of sed if you use bash and just want to do simple replaces like 1.0 -> 1_0:

$ pkgver=1.0
$ echo ${pkgver//./_}
1_0_0

two intereting tricks remained. the first is about deleting from a pattern to an another one (including both line)

$ echo -e 'a\nb\nc\nd\ne'
a
b
c
d
e
$ echo -e 'a\nb\nc\nd\ne' |sed /b/,/d/d
a
e

the last one is about deleting to the end of the file from a pattern:

$ echo -e 'a\nb\nc\nd\ne' |sed '/c/,$d'
a
b

ok, that's all for today :)

(other nice tricks here)

NewsForge published a review about Frugalware 0.4. Thx boobaa for pointing it out.

basically now the 64bit openoffice has all the features as the 32bit one, even the splashscreen is back, you can reach a screenshot by desco here

the National Taiwan University just donated us a new mirror, called ftp9. enjoy! :)

upstream at Novell is very fast, they've already fixed the problem mentioned yesterday. so one should be really able to build OOo on x86_64 with the usual simple sudo makepkg -R :)

desco's shot: http://www.bluelion.hu/stuff/ooo-x86_64.png

download: http://ftp.frugalware.org/pub/other/people/vmiklos/frugalware-x86_64/

source: http://ftp.frugalware.org/pub/other/people/vmiklos/source/openoffice.org-devel/

also there is a little problem with make install in the FB, more details here

note: yes, you have to install the langpacks with pacman -d, this will be fixed later