Scott Henderson <boyhowdy@cyberspace.org> is thought to have said:
Razor/Client.pm is part of Razor v1. You've installed Razor v2.
Spamassassin's current release only works with v1. Although IIRC
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On Tue, Jul 23, 2002 at 06:16:02PM -0400, Tabor J. Wells wrote:
> It's there. Scroll down on the downloads page. However you might
> consider going the other way and installing SpamAssassin's 2.40
> bleeding-edge code as Razor v2 has a lot of nice features over v1.
Unless you like looking for a new job, never install a non-released or
development-only version of software anywhere where the results of such
ie: Don't run development code on a production machine. :)
The problem isn't SA anyway, it looks for Razor1 and just keeps on
going if it can't find it.  Something came up about amavis on the SA
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