On Mon, Aug 18, 2003 at 09:08:34PM -0400, Matt Kettler wrote: > Um, the reduction of overhead caused by using spamd is that the ruleset is > already parsed...
Actually it's that and to avoid the overhead of all the perl mode compiles, etc.
> spamassassin -r doesn't (or at least doesn't need to) parse the ruleset, so
> it's already got that benefit built in.
It does though since config lines can be in any file.
Ugh, so I was completely hind-end-backwards on my suggestion of this.
I would have expected spamassassin -r to at least take a lot of shortcuts in processing configfiles.. i.e. once you realize the line is a "body" statement, you could skip to the next line without doing anything else.
Maybe if I knew perl I'd try to hack up a patch, but right now, I don't know perl syntax at all.
Thanks for pointing out my misunderstandings Theo.
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