On 9/11/2014 12:29 PM, Eric Shubert wrote: > While researching my latest increase in spam (hidden text in html > problem, see Special-case spam filter thread recently), I got some > help from John Hardin on the spamassassin list. He did some testing of > the samples, and informed me that the latest spamassassin-3.4.0 fired > the associated rule properly. Our 3.3.2 version had not. > > Although I hesitate to install any .0 version of anything, the 3.4.0 > version of SA underwent significant testing before its release 7 > months ago, which is evident in that there's been no 3.4.1 version > release since then (which I would normally have expected). > > So I think it's safe to give 3.4.0 a go with QMT and have build the > rpms for it. They're available in the yum qmailtoaster-testing repo. > While I haven't had a chance to install this yet in any of my QMT > hosts, everyone's welcome to give it a go if you'd like. Just don't > install it in a critical production host. Wait for it to be /current/ > before doing that. > > Note, I don't expect to make this version available as a legacy > (spamassassin-toaster) package. If someone can make a good case for > doing so though (like creating the updated srpm), I wouldn't be > against putting it in the repos. I simply don't have the time to do it > now, and my time is better spent elsewhere on the project (like > getting the next qmail release done). > > Thanks. > Hey EricS,
Is this 3.4.0 version a stock out-of-the-box version that one might obtain from the CentOS repository? Eric --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
