On Mon, Aug 18, 2003 at 10:32:11PM -0400, Matt Kettler wrote: > 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.
Yeah, you would think that... sa-learn has to do the same thing.
Although as an FYI, the rules won't actually get compiled unless you're
scanning, but they are read and parsed.
Fixing how all that works is likely a 3.0 thing since it would require
some major changes to make things a bit more compartmentalized.
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