On 1/11/2013 5:30 PM, Martin Gregorie wrote:
Not according to the manpage: -x and --no-safe-fallback are the same
and can use error codes on the range 64-98
I think that's an error. Read it like this:
If one of the "-x", "-L" or "-C" options are specified, 'safe fallback'
will be disabled, and certain error conditions related to communication
between spamc and spamd will result in an error code.
In other words, the error codes are limited...
Could I also suggest that the error codes used by -c, -C, -E and -L be
added to the "Error Codes" section. Its incomplete otherwise.
I think there could be more detail here, yes but it's not a hold up for
3.4.0
echo "junk line"| spamc -E -x; echo $? 64 1
Possibly but I don't see a check for it in the code.
Seems like a bug to me unless -E and -x are additive, in which case it
should be documented.
Could be right but unless someone's actually having a problem, it's
REALLY low priority to me.
What is this -X of which you speak? '-x' is documented but there is no
mention of -X anywhere in either manpage or help display.
It was added to trunk.
BTW, there is a configuration file documented as being already
available: see the -F --config option and the "CONFIGURATION FILE"
section in the spamc manpage.
Neat. Never used that feature! Looks like it just an alternate way not
to define everything on the command line.
Regards,
KAM
