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Sidney Markowitz writes:
> When working with Mail::SpamAssassin->new is there support for setting
> configuration options directly in code instead of by editing configuration
> files? For example, is there a documented way to enable or disable
> use_auto_whitelist or use_bayes or use_bayes_rules other than editing a
> configuration file?
>
> If there isn't, is there reason to provide such a mechanism instead of forcing
> use of configuration files?
yep, it would be very useful. Even just a string passed alongside the
paths etc., which is appended to the system configuration read from the
files, would be useful.
It'd make sense to have a way for this to be used from the command line,
e.g.
spamassassin --set "use_bayes 0" --set "use_auto_whitelist 0" < msg
- --j.
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