Re: Printing path/filename of scanned file in Spamprobe 1.4

Brian,

Thank you very much for the quick response.  I will be testing this patch 
shortly.

I will keep an eye on it if it breaks anything in the future releases, but 
for now 1.4 should work great for us.

Thank you,

Anthony Volodkin

On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, Brian Burton wrote:

> Anthony Volodkin wrote:
>> So the output of a score command would look like this:
>> /var/mail/messages/message1005 GOOD 0.0002504 
>> b2c089e0c228a2e27288083780432f94
>> 
>> In the new 1.4 release this modification has become non-trivial (at least 
>> with my C++ skills).
>> Does anyone know how I can modify spamprobe 1.4 to do this, or perhaps have 
>> a patch?
>
> I've attached a quick and dirty patch that does this.  Future releases might 
> break it but at least this gives you an idea of where the changes need to be 
> plugged in.  I'll probably move the printMessageScore() method down into 
> Command_receive later.
>
> All the best,
> ++Brian
>


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