David N. Blank-Edelman said:
> The Makefile.PL has roughly this at the top:
> my $DEF_RULES_DIR = '<something>'
> my $LOCAL_RULES_DIR = '<something>';
> This would seem to be the (undocumented) place that one should
> change to get the default rules dir and the site-specific to live
> somewhere else than /usr/{share,local/etc}/spamassassin.
Yep, for the rule file installation.
> As far as I can tell, though, changes to this are not actually
> propagated to the SA code itself during the build/install. That
> appears to be hard-coded in two lists in SpamAssassin.pm. It does
> move where things get installed, but then nothing in the SA code
> actually will look in the new locations.
> Do I have this right? If so, is this intentional/optimal?
You're spot on -- and I guess it's not optimal. ;)
However SpamAssassin and spamd allow -c and -p args to let the user
override these locations at runtime.
--j.
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