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> >Okay.  What if you comment out the charset_default line in your config?
> 
> When I do this, bogofilter doesn't end up in the endless loop anymore
> and seems to work as it should.

[Additional information at http://bugs.debian.org/317524 ]

There is apparently a problem if charset_default is set to iso-8859-1 .
I have not attempted to reproduce this yet.


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