i have something that's both a question and a request... from what i've seen in the archives, it's not terribly easy to install spamassassin without root access.
has anyone done this easily? i haven't tried extensively, but i have adjusted the Makefile so that the prefix is ~/bin/ but it still tries to put some stuff in the site-wide perl directories. i messed with the Makefile a bit more, but i'm not sure if spamassassin would still work then... i think there should be an easy way to install into your home dir and have the install process add a 'use lib /home/you/perl' or something for the actual modules. is there any reason this wouldn't work? i'd like to be able to (easily) install spamassassin on machines that i don't have root access on, or if i simply don't want to install it machine-wide (ie if i want to install it for a particular user, or if i want the same installation to be common over several different machines with their home directories mounted via NFS. in any event, any comments on how to do this, or reasons why it's not possible to make it simpler would be greatly appreciated. -- Will Yardley william @ newdream . net _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
