Personally I think it's much easier to use cygwin to get both spamassassin
and razor
to run on a win32 machine. The benefit is that the install doesn't require
any modification
of code, and it installs just like it would on a unix box, and you don't
loose any functionality.
If you don't want to start a cygwin bash shell every time you want to run
spamassassin or
razor you can just compile a wrapper program in C to execute the perl
scripts. Heck you
could even write a windows GUI that calls these programs silently and you
wouldn't even
get the console window to popup.
The only problems I see are that:
1) Unless you already use cygwin for some reason, it's a pretty bulky
install for just one application.
2) razor-discover seems to have a hard time discovering the servers. This
could be a problem on my
machine only as I haven't looked into it at all. (I just populate
the .razor.lst manually).
If anyone wants to see the wrapper code that I've used, let me know.
BTW: I've done this, but I don't actually use it much. I have a linux box
that my mail goes through.
Anthony
At 12:19 AM 4/15/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>Message: 25
>Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2002 00:18:05 -0700 (PDT)
>From: Michael Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: [SAtalk] RFC: Running SpamAssassin on Win32
>
>Ok, I've put together my findings on porting SpamAssassin to Win32. I
>plan to post this as a HOWTO on an HTML web page at some point if it
>passes muster with you guys.
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