I've fixed a few problems with the upgrading of this release (hence the
-2), and I think it's ready for public consumption now.
With this release, the configuration files are now in /etc/spamassassin/
instead of /etc/mail/spamassassin/. I've always thought that the
/etc/mail/ directory was superfluous. Once maildrop is gone, so will be
that directory.
I've been running this release for over a week now, and it appears to be
stable. There is one patch I needed to create so that bayes updates
properly when spamd uses the -x setting (which qmt does). I'm a little
disappointed that they haven't made a 3.4.1 release yet, as that bug had
a fix submitted for it back in February. Anyhow, now that I've done our
own custom patch for it, 3.4.1 will probably be out soon. Such is life.
I won't be promoting this until I hear from a few of you out there that
you've installed it successfully. That's what the testing repo is for.
Once I hear of a few successes, I'll promote it to current/.
To update your spamassassin using the testing repo:
# yum --enablerepo=qmailtoaster-testing update spamassassin
will do the trick.
Note, I don't intend to roll a spamassassin-toaster (legacy) package for
this or any further spamassassin releases. I think I mentioned this already.
Thanks.
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-Eric 'shubes'
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