>>> I found this file that looks pertinent. >> [...] >>> File "spambayes\classifier.pyc", line 73, in ? >>> File "spambayes\Options.pyc", line 1259, in ? >> [...] >>> File "locale.pyc", line 175, in atof >>> ValueError: invalid literal for int(): True > > This traceback indicates a failure in locale.atof, which is > only called for options that are defined as floating point > values.
My efficient pruning of quoting has fooled you <wink>. The line in the trace before the atof is: >>> File "locale.pyc", line 179, in atoi Apparently the implementation of atoi() is just a special wrapper around atof(). > None of the values shown here are floating point. But there are ones that should be integers that are "True" (and ones that should be strings that are "True", as well). I should perhaps look at the wording of the 'please try our experimenal options' in the release notes. > In the same directory as the default_bayes_customize.ini > file, you should find another .ini file that has the name of > your Outlook profile. My pruning beats you again <wink>. Another line I snipped was: >>> File "manager.pyc", line 140, in import_core_spambayes_stuff import_core_spambayes_stuff() does an import of spambayes.Options - the Outlook2000/config options are loaded at some other point in the process. =Tony.Meyer _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes Check the FAQ before asking: http://spambayes.sf.net/faq.html
