On 5/16/2012 4:30 PM, Ricardo Signes wrote:
Today I wanted to do some tests with a more recent Mail::SpamAssassin than the
ancient one left over on my work workstation. I did the very usual thing for
this kind of testing:
Here are some options. I can probably write a patch.
* make Makefile.PL decline to configure the dist if PERL5LIB is set
* remove the -T from the shebang line of spamd
* skip tests that need to run spamd if TEST_PERL_TAINT eq 'no'
* other
Thanks for the software!
My thoughts are, by conjecture, I'm assuming the "ancient one" did work
with local::lib? What was that version and what option(s) did it use
above that allowed it to work?
Overall, though, we can likely look at a patch but this is a pretty
specific request that isn't very core to the project. My concern is the
ripple from your change to core needs.
But it sounds like all you have to do is remove a single -T and you are
good so I don't know that this is anything more than an extreme edge use
that is best handled by your just editing the existing source for your
needs, no?
Regards,
KAM
