On Sun, 2008-02-10 at 05:12 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> KB> No, you are not. Please note that these are version numbers, not floats.
> KB> With respect to minor versions, 24 is massively larger than 2...
>
> It's all a usability (http://www.useit.com/alertbox/) problem. You
> might say SpamAssassin is usability exempt, as it is only for computer
> pros. But I'm here to give valuable insights of how SpamAssassin looks
> to we lesser programmers. Just want to let you know. Can't help. Gotta go.
If you don't understand version numbers, and the difference to floats,
you seriously should not build from source. Back in school you learned
that there is only one decimal point in floats, right?
> Anyway, assuming the user guesses correctly the special world of
> SpamAssassin version numbers, the UPGRADE file still doesn't mention
> anything beyond 3.2.0.
User? SA is for administrators, not for users. Also, there is *nothing*
special about SA version numbers.
Anyway, if you still don't understand how to read the UPGRADE file,
seriously, don't. Install from packages, but don't touch the source.
guenther
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