Hi,
Have you checked that bsa_filter uses the same perl (in the #!shebang) version
as `which perl` ?
A small script to print out what modules and their versions are installed:
(snip)
#!/usr/bin/perl
use ExtUtils::Installed;
my $instmod = ExtUtils::Installed-new();
foreach my $module
First of all, thanks for the help, this is what I've found.
The bsa_filter has #!/usr/bin/perl
perl -V gives only 5.8.6 info (as far as I can tell, it output a bunch
of stuff)
spamassassin -V gives: Spamassassin version 3.0.2 running on Perl
version 5.8.6
Your script (thanks much) gives:
# spamc -V
# spamd -V
Dale Qualls said the following on 01/13/2005 08:54 PM:
First of all, thanks for the help, this is what I've found.
The bsa_filter has #!/usr/bin/perl
perl -V gives only 5.8.6 info (as far as I can tell, it output a bunch
of stuff)
spamassassin -V gives: Spamassassin
] Re: R: Re: OT: SA and filter questions
# spamc -V
# spamd -V
Dale Qualls said the following on 01/13/2005 08:54 PM:
First of all, thanks for the help, this is what I've found.
The bsa_filter has #!/usr/bin/perl
perl -V gives only 5.8.6 info (as far as I can tell, it output a bunch
of stuff
Hi
Along with what others suggested while I was writing this.. :)
Is the bsa_filter script calling spamc or spamassassin ?
Do `which spamassassin` and/or `which spamc` match the path (if any) in the
bsa_filter script ? For instance, on my server:
: which spamc
/usr/local/bin/spamc
:
