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On Sun, Jul 6, 2008 at 9:19 AM, Kevin O'Gorman <kogorman@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> For reasons discussed elsewhere, I've got to get serious about spam. But my |
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> first 3 attempts to emerge spamassassin have failed. (on x86). |
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> For one thing, there's a detection process near the beginning that is |
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> failing to detect Perl modules that are actually present, and from portage |
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> not CPAN. |
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> First it was Digest-SHA1. Re-emerging it fixed that, so maybe there was |
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> bitrot somewhere. But now it's doing the same thing with Mail::DKIM, but |
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> that's fortunately not a show-stopper like SHA1, but it's still worrisome. |
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> Now the show-stopper is some access violations that make no sense to me. It |
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> says it could not 'mkdir /usr/share/spamassassin', but I could do it |
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> from the command line (as root). Having done it, it still complained but |
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> proceeded to report an access violation on an attempt to 'chmod 0644 |
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> something'. |
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> I could also do that one from the command-line. Grrrr. |
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> Has anyone seen this, and know of a workaround? |
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Use mail-filter/bogofilter? It uses bayesian techniques too, and I |
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*think* it's compatible with SpamAssassin (I use Evolution, and it |
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lets you choose among both of them). |
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