Stefan,

>> The variable is still declared for compatibility with old config files,
>> but its value is ignored
>
> To be honest, I'm not very happy with the way you handled some of the
> "retired" settings, like e.g. $sa_timeout or $notify_xmailer_header:
> Declaring and completely ignoring those is not the "nice" way to go
> about this, IMHO. It'd like it much more if the amavisd process would
> abort with a warning on startup if these are set, like with
> $warnvirussender, for example.

I can remove the declaration and let perl abort on seeing such variable
in a config file, or add a warning if a value of such phased-out variable
is different from its old default value. The first choice is easiest
to implement and probably most effective. I'm open to persuasion if
this is a common feeling.

  Mark

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