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Earlier this year Oct 08, 2009 issue 2 (Virus/worm detected) commented on by herrman...@yahoo.com - Once you've downloaded the file, choose it, go to Get Info, and change Open With: to Stuffit Expander. Good luck! Once you've downloaded the file, choose it, go to Get Info, and change Open With: to Stuffit Expander. Good luck! Sep 18, 2009 issue 2 (Virus/worm detected) commented on by jmforder - Using Safari on a Mac running Snow Leopard, downloads fail with a message "The operation couldn't be completed. (SafariErrorDomain error 0.) Trying again with Firefox, I saw the Google Code warning "Warning - downloading this file may harm your computer! The file you are about to download has been identified as malware." I took the option to download anyway. All file content looks OK, but the spam.txt file contains many base64- encoded attachments. Presumably at least one of these contains a virus. I've only just bought the book (as an update on the copy of "Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming" I bought 15 years ago). From the index, it appears that the spam.txt file relates to Exercise 23.3 - in which case, the attachments don't add much value. Could you remove them? The easiest way would be to remove all messages that don't have Content-Type: text/plain. From a quick scan through, this would only remove a small proportion, and the remaining messages would be easier to work with. If you'd like me to do this, mail me: jmforder AT googlemail.com Using Safari on a Mac running Snow Leopard, downloads fail with a message "The operation couldn't be completed. (SafariErrorDomain error 0.) Trying again with Firefox, I saw the Google Code warning "Warning - downloading this file may harm your computer! The file you are about to download has been identified as malware." I took the option to download anyway. All file content looks OK, but the spam.txt file contains many base64- encoded attachments. Presumably at least one of these contains a virus. I've only just bought the book (as an update on the copy of "Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming" I bought 15 years ago). From the index, it appears that the spam.txt file relates to Exercise 23.3 - in which case, the attachments don't add much value. Could you remove them? The easiest way would be to remove all messages that don't have Content-Type: text/plain. From a quick scan through, this would only remove a small proportion, and the remaining messages would be easier to work with. If you'd like me to do this, mail me: jmforder AT googlemail.com Sep 18, 2009 issue 2 (Virus/worm detected) commented on by kick.my.river - I'm getting the following message when trying to download the file: "The file you are about to download has been identified as malware." I'm getting the following message when trying to download the file: "The file you are about to download has been identified as malware." Sep 14, 2009 issue 4 (data files are corrupt) reported by armydillo007 - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. download aima data zip file 2. attempt to open in on a Windows machine 3. error message explaining the file is corrupted appears What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. download aima data zip file 2. attempt to open in on a Windows machine 3. error message explaining the file is corrupted appears Aug 26, 2009 issue 3 (Data directory layout) reported by mo.menezes - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. unzip aima-data file 2. unzip aima-python file 3. run python doctests.py -v .py What is the expected output? What do you see instead? python scripts expect data in '../data' directory; aima-data is unzipped in '../aima-data' directory; * some files are in different subdirectory than is expected by python scripts: - wordlist and some other files in subdirectory EN-text; python scripts are looking for them directly in '../data'; - MAN subdirectory is written as 'man' in text.py (line 219) mandir = '../data/man/' - in text.txt the FlatLand novel is named flat11.txt (old data version); new name is flatland.txt * aima-data zip file contains .svn subdirectory; this should be removed since it causes error in text.py, line 171; changing line 220 as below solves the problem (add 'if not f.startswith('.')'): man_files = [mandir + f for f in os.listdir(mandir) if not f.startswith('.')] What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? aima-data.2008.08.24.zip Debian/GNU Linux squeeze/sid Please provide any additional information below. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. unzip aima-data file 2. unzip aima-python file 3. run python doctests.py -v .py What is the expected output? What do you see instead? python scripts expect data in '../data' directory; aima-data is unzipped in '../aima-data' directory; * some files are in different subdirectory than is expected by python scripts: - wordlist and some other files in subdirectory EN-text; python scripts are looking for them directly in '../data'; - MAN subdirectory is written as 'man' in text.py (line 219) mandir = '../data/man/' - in text.txt the FlatLand novel is named flat11.txt (old data version); new name is flatland.txt * aima-data zip file contains .svn subdirectory; this should be removed since it causes error in text.py, line 171; changing line 220 as below solves the problem (add 'if not f.startswith('.')'): man_files = [mandir + f for f in os.listdir(mandir) if not f.startswith('.')] What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? aima-data.2008.08.24.zip Debian/GNU Linux squeeze/sid Please provide any additional information below. Older Sep 30, 2008 issue 2 (Virus/worm detected) reported by bcorfman1 - Norton Antivirus detected the Sircam worm in two of your files. /data/EN-text/spam.txt /data/EN-text/.svn/text-base/spam.txt.svn-base This is a serious problem that should be fixed immediately. Norton Antivirus detected the Sircam worm in two of your files. /data/EN-text/spam.txt /data/EN-text/.svn/text-base/spam.txt.svn-base This is a serious problem that should be fixed immediately. Aug 24, 2008 issue 1 (Data set download triggers "may contain mailware" alert) Status changed by peter.norvig - I re-created the zip file, and it seems to be ok now -- I didn't get any warning. Status: Fixed I re-created the zip file, and it seems to be ok now -- I didn't get any warning. Status: Fixed

issue 3 (Data directory layout) reported by mo.menezes - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. unzip aima-data file 2. unzip aima-python file 3. run python doctests.py -v *.py What is the expected output? What do you see instead? * python scripts expect data in '../data' directory; aima-data is unzipped in '../aima-data' directory; * some files are in different subdirectory than is expected by python scripts: - wordlist and some other files in subdirectory EN-text; python scripts are looking for them directly in '../data'; - MAN subdirectory is written as 'man' in text.py (line 219) mandir = '../data/man/' - in text.txt the FlatLand novel is named flat11.txt (old data version); new name is flatland.txt * aima-data zip file contains .svn subdirectory; this should be removed since it causes error in text.py, line 171; changing line 220 as below solves the problem (add 'if not f.startswith('.')'): man_files = [mandir + f for f in os.listdir(mandir) if not f.startswith('.')] What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? aima-data.2008.08.24.zip Debian/GNU Linux squeeze/sid Please provide any additional information below.

What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. unzip aima-data file 2. unzip aima-python file 3. run python doctests.py -v *.py What is the expected output? What do you see instead? * python scripts expect data in '../data' directory; aima-data is unzipped in '../aima-data' directory; * some files are in different subdirectory than is expected by python scripts: - wordlist and some other files in subdirectory EN-text; python scripts are looking for them directly in '../data'; - MAN subdirectory is written as 'man' in text.py (line 219) mandir = '../data/man/' - in text.txt the FlatLand novel is named flat11.txt (old data version); new name is flatland.txt * aima-data zip file contains .svn subdirectory; this should be removed since it causes error in text.py, line 171; changing line 220 as below solves the problem (add 'if not f.startswith('.')'): man_files = [mandir + f for f in os.listdir(mandir) if not f.startswith('.')] What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? aima-data.2008.08.24.zip Debian/GNU Linux squeeze/sid Please provide any additional information below.

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