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Subject: Adding SpamCopURI to SpamAssassin port
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Hello!

Have started and send-pr'd two new SpamAssassin related ports (spamass-rules 
and spamass-rules_du_jour for some custom rulesets) and now like to add SURBL 
support to SpamAssassin.

What is the best solution to add SpamCopURI 
http://sourceforge.net/projects/spamcopuri/ to p5-Mail-SpamAssassin port in 
FreeBSD?

- Additional knob with OPTIONS and patches in files or
- some kind of slave port?

SpamCopURI is used to check mail body against the SURBL URI Blacklist (URIBL)
see also www.surbl.org

Best regards

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/\/\ichael Ranner

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