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Patch to enable normalization in config
(In reply to comment #28)
> FWIW, it's not good to have that level of differing behaviour, based on
whether
> a dependency module is installed or not; I'd prefer to have another way of
> turning this functionality on or off. (whether that's manually enabled in
> config, or inferred from the mail traffic or environment is another
question.)
I have no idea how to reasonably infer this from traffic or environment.
Having it manually enabled from config is complicated by the fact that config
is currently read *after* the Mail::SpamAssassin::Message object is created.
This attached patch addresses that by initializing in
Mail::SpamAssassin::parse, but since that is called in Mail::SpamAssassin::new
in order to get the parser_dns_pms, that probbly causes config files to be read
too early.
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