Jason Brunette wrote:
> Problem is timelog() in Mail::SpamAssassin.
Thank you for the expalination.
> spamd doesn't have this problem because the timelog log entries are
> stored in a forked spamd process which dies after a message is
> scanned.
The problem occurs if you use a modified version of spamd with windows I
created some month ago. This does not use threading or forking. It
processes the spamc requests in a serial way.
> So as a workaround, add this line after
> $spamtest->check_message_text($msg) in the example code you posted a
> few days ago:
>
> @{$Mail::SpamAssassin::TIMELOG->{"keeplogs"}} = ();
I'll try this.
> This should probably be added to bugzilla.
Ok, I will report.
Thank you
Klaus
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