Alex,
Perhaps a question for the dev list, but I've just pulled the latest
version from svn, r1603656, according to the output of svn.
Should be alright. The Subversion database of ASF is common to multiple
projects, so revision numbers do monotonically increase, but not
every number corresponds to the SpamAssassin project.
According to 'svn log' the most recent change was
r1603518 2014-06-18 16:48:04 UTC
so your r1603656 is fine, it includes all today's SpamAssassin changes.
After compiling and running it with --version, it reports:
# spamassassin --version
SpamAssassin version 3.4.1-r1567128
Did I do something wrong? Where did it get this version information
from?
This number exists nowhere in the source or even in an strace of the
binary. Where is this release info stored?
Strange, mine reports 3.4.1-r1567215.
Could it be that you ran and older spamassassin copy?
I believe the r1567215 comes from the most recent check-in
of the file spamassassin.raw (some time in February), as
updated by the 'svn ci' itself - so it is not very indicative
of how recent your entire code set really is.
Also, are there any especially egregious reasons why I shouldn't run
this
in production, other than it obviously not being a production release?
I'd
otherwise like to take advantage of the recent bugfixes announced on
the
list, and willing to risk it.
Should be alright. No worse than 3.4.0, likely better :)
Mark
