http://issues.apache.org/SpamAssassin/show_bug.cgi?id=5091
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2006-11-23 02:16 ------- to be specific, it's contrib, masses, and tools that have been dropped. 1. does anyone run masses from the tarball, who isn't capable of using svn? I don't think so, so +1 2. contrib contains: -contrib/check_spamd -contrib/mbox-to-check -contrib/run-corpora -contrib/run-masses I'm fine with those being moved, I've never used any of them! ;) check_spamd is the only one that might be useful to have in the tarball, or in some well-defined location. I suppose we could provide a link to a http://svn.apache.org/ URL for that. 3. tools contains: -tools/README.speedtest -tools/check_whitelist -tools/convert_awl_dbm_to_sql -tools/desc_length.pl -tools/mboxsplit -tools/sa-stats.pl -tools/speedtest -tools/split_corpora -tools/sysreport -tools/test_extract some of those are definitely used by non-SVN users -- maybe we should include links to their locations in svn.apache.org, prominently, on the website/wiki. Actually, the "link to svn" idea for those scripts may not be a viable option. there's currently strong discussion going on in ASF lists regarding having clear dividing lines between svn/nightly-snapshot tarballs (for developer use) and release tarballs (for general use, which are +1'd by PMC). if we encourage users to download from svn.apache.org, that may not be viable. perhaps it'd be ok to encourage downloads from a specific label, which is always synced to the most recent +1'd release. 4. have you checked for documentation that mentions those scripts in a way that insinuates they're still in the tarball? ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are the assignee for the bug, or are watching the assignee.
