A lot of these (all of them?) are also available from Dag's repo. That
is the first place I look if I need something for CentOS.
I like this page:
http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/apt/mega-merge.php
John.
Ken Bass wrote:
> Troy Engel wrote:
>
>> Check out "cpan2rpm" as a good way to make RPMs out of the code you'd
>> normally just install. It works pretty darn well for the most part,
>> but depends on the module in question. Learning to roll your own RPMs
>> should be high on your list of things to do, as an SA admin; lots of
>> perl goodness going on there.
>
>
> Thanks, I was not aware of cpan2rpm. SA requires a bunch of stuff - from
> my notes:
>
> Digest::SHA1, HTML::Parser, Storable, MIME::Base64, Net::DNS, Net::SMTP,
> Mail::SPF::Query, Time::HiRes, Net::Ident, IO::Socket::SSL,
> IP::Country::Fast
>
> I never could get SPF Query to work though. It installs but fails its
> tests.
>
> By the way, after looking at the Spamassassin PERL code, I found a
> workaround. Adding 'score RCVD_IN_BL_SPAMCOP_NET 0' to my user prefs
> disables spamcop reporting so it doesn't hit the error condition. I
> updated the spamassassin bug (3899) entry with this tidbit for others
> that may encounter it.
>
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Swinburne University of Technology
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