I'd like to be able to force the Mail::SpamAssassin object to do that initial preference loading again (for situations where, for example, a system administrator changes something in the "local.cf" file and wants it to take effect without manually stopping and restarting the filter, which is a cumbersome task in the administration UI). However, I can't seem to find any API to allow me to do that.
Alternatively, I could just unload the Mail::SpamAssassin object from memory and create a new one (it happens infrequently enough that the amount of time this takes is not an issue); however, no matter what I do (ensuring that all objects used, such as PerMsgStatus objects, are "finish()"ed, ensuring that I have no remaining references to the SpamAssassin object, etc.), I suffer a memory leak of approximately 1 MB (on FreeBSD with Perl 5.6.1, it varies a bit by platform and Perl version) every time I try to get rid of the old Mail::SpamAssassin and create a new one.
Anybody have any suggestions?
-Dan
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