On 2004-12-14, Bill Vermillion <bv@wjv.com> wrote:
> In article <20041213235613.GL2818@jpradley.jpr.com>,
> Jean-Pierre Radley <jpr@jpr.com> wrote:
>>Roger Cornelius typed (on Mon, Dec 13, 2004 at 07:36:44PM +0000):
>>| I'm trying to build SpamAssassin v3.0.1 on OSR507 with MP3 and UP3
>>| installed using the SCO supplied perl v5.8.4. The make appears to
>>| complete OK, but 'make test' produces a lot of failures, mostly dealing
>>| with the BayesStore stuff. I suspect a problem with the db library. I
>>| have hardly any experience with perl, but perl -MDB_File -e 1
>>| indicates the db module is installed.
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>>| I've seen others post here stating they're using SA, so can one
>>| of you give me a hint what might be wrong?
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>>I'd like to know too. I compiled fine, skipped the tests, and
>>installed it, but sa-learn just wasn't working.
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> Now I don't feel so bad. I'm running the SA3 on a FreeBSD system
> and my sa-learn is broken too. So it's not just OSR5.

Are you sure sa-learn is broken and it is not just a problem dealing
with old bayes stores? When I upgraded to SA 3.0.1 on my Gentoo boxes, I
had to deal with some bayes database issues. IIRC, I had to re-import
the existing bayes stores (sa-learn --import)

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