Note For First Time Users
    --------------------------
    Per default spamprobe uses the directory ~/.spamprobe to store
    its database when no directory is specified with the -d option.
    IT DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY CREATE DIRECTORIES when they don't
    exist.   Either you create the directory where you want the
    database to reside with mkdir before invoking spamprobe or
    use spamprobe's -c command line flag.


    Upgrading Notes
    ---------------

    This package used to support Berkeley DB.
    Now only the hash type (mmap-ed files) is available.
    See documentation of the -d option in spamprobe(1) man page.


    Configure Options Used
    ----------------------

    When building the package, spamprobe was configured with these
    specific options:

      default-8bit - Use 8bit characters by default
      gif          - Processing of gif images
      png          - Processing of png images
      jpeg         - Processing of jpeg images

    Should you experience problems with the latter option, please file
    a bug report using a tool like reportbug.


    Manual Page
    -----------

    Upstream's manual page spamprobe(1) is sort of reformating the
    README coming with the tarball, including marketing blurb, build
    and installation instructions, effectively making it annoying to
    use for reference.  Debian provides a docbook-xml based version
    compiled from the original by Siggy Brentrup.