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[SAtalk] Thought for RPM/deb/etc packagers
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From spamassassin-talk-admin@lists.sourceforge.net  Thu Sep  5 12:51:27 2002

BTW, I've been thinking a little about the RPMs and other packages.
Already the PLD guys are distributing 3 rpms:
mass-check, masses directory stuff, etc.
for generating rescore data from corpora.
This seems like a good way to do it; this way, stuff which just needs
the perl modules doesn't need to require the full RPM be installed,
It's been adopted in the distributed .spec file, anyway.
Theo, BTW, what's the eval test you add in the tvd version of the RPM?