At 04:48 PM 5/6/2002, Kevin Hemenway wrote:
> >Ok, awesome. What about the /usr/bin/spamassasin? I saw that there was a
> >"dont_copy_prefs" option in Mail::SpamAssassin, but it doesn't look like I
> >can set that via a command line or config file anywhere. I'd rather not
> >modify the SpamAssassin.pm file to set this to 1, instead of 0, but if
> >that's the only way, then I'll do it.
>
>Here's a patch that will do the job:
...snip (and some more below)...
>However, this does cause complaints. If I ran it like this:
>Then, I'll get a complaint each and every mail message:
>
> Failed to create default prefs file
> /path/to/user/.spamassassin/user_prefs:
> No such file or directory
>
>This seems to come about as part of the init() portion
of >Mail::SpamAssassin: In this case, create_default_prefs ALWAYS returns
>a 0, which ALWAYS causes this error message to display.
I've unsubscribed my [EMAIL PROTECTED], and jumped back on as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I've taken a personal interest (Oooh!) in SpamAssassin
now, so I'll be responding from my personal account from now on. I ran
SpamAssassin all last night, and when I woke in the morning, didn't see a
single piece of spam. Nor were there any fositives. That's about 30 spam
gone from about 500-600 messages. I like it, I like it ;) ...
Anyways, to complete the patch above, and to solve the error message that
appears again and again (when running /usr/bin/spamassassin), the
"create_default_prefs" subroutine should have something like:
if (!$self->{dont_copy_prefs} && !-f $fname) {
... all the normal code ...
}
### here's the new line of code ###
elsif ($self->{dont_copy_prefs} { return 1; }
Thoughts on this patch? Is this the correct place to send this stuff to?
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