>try remove mail-spf, and install mail-spf-query, report the above >upstream in fedora if it happend with spamassassin with rpm installI don't think he should install mail-spf-query. This looks like a bug in Mail::SPF, obsolete version or multiple versions installed. I would prefer fixing that issue over using mail-spf-query
just to see if that resolves it, it was not my intention to keep it, after all its using Recieved-SPF header, so not so much important what perl module is used
