Usage: bogoupgrade [options] -d <bogofilter directory> bogoupgrade [options] -i <input text file> -o <output db file> bogoupgrade {-h|--help} Options: -b <path to bogoutil>

Usage: bogoupgrade [options] -d <bogofilter directory> bogoupgrade [options] -i <input text file> -o <output db file> bogoupgrade {-h|--help} Options: -b <path to bogoutil> Options: -d <directory> Name of directory containing database files. Old files will be read and new files will be written. -i <input file> Text file containing message count, and possibly wordlist data records. If the file only contains a message count but no word list records, there must be a database file, in the same directory as the text file, which contains the word list data. -o <output file> Output database file. Use the appropriate file extension for your version of bogofilter, i.e. '.db' for Berkeley DB and SQLite3, or '.qdbm' for QDBM. -b <path to bogoutil program> Defaults to 'bogoutil', in the hopes that your shell will find it. -h | --help Print the help - you are currently reading it.