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Subject: Re: install spamassassin tools?
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Jonathan Noack wrote:
> I came across documentation on the web for check_whitelist, a tool 
> included with SpamAssassin that checks and cleans your auto-whitelist 
> db.  Considering I have SpamAssassin installed, I tried to find where it 
> was installed on my machine.  I failed.  The SpamAssassin port does not 
> install any of the tools.  I think these are useful and the attached 
> (very rough) patch makes the port install them.
> 
> Thoughts?

I plan to implement OPTIONS soon. And I'll add the tools as option.

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Sem.