Bugzilla Bug 41979

Attached is an updated ebuild for the latest version of the program. I have
successfully built it on x86, using hardened-gcc and everything. Works fine.

Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
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Created an attachment (id=25814) [details]
app-text/crm114/crm114-20040212.ebuild

Created an attachment (id=25815) [details]
ChangeLog

Note that I have edited my e-mail address in the old entry _and_ added a new
entry.

procmail should be a dependency, since /usr/share/mailfilter.crm depends on
formail.

Also, suggest making a link called 'crm' to /usr/bin/crm114, since the .crm
files in /usr/share/crm114 reference 'crm' only.

Peter, what do you think of comment #3 then?

I'll submit an updated ebuild any time soon. I just want to use the opportunity
to actually test the spam filter software that comes along with crm114, to make
sure everything works. So far, I haven't been using the spam filter, so I
wouldn't know -- the ebuild just install the files into /usr/share/crm114.

Give me a week or two, then I'll have it.

any news Peter ?

Created an attachment (id=30416) [details]
Update ebuild to crm114-20040419-BlameStPatrick

I modified the ebuild to build the latest version of crm114 which fixes many
bugs and adds some nice new features like forced learning.  I also use crm114
for spam filtering, so I modified the ebuild to install the mailfilter.cf and
associated *.mfp files to /usr/share/crm114 with the rest of the *.crm files. 
It also creates a symlink from /usr/bin/crm to the /usr/bin/crm114 binary. 
Finally, I added dependencies on procmail, mimencode or mew, and tre (if
dynamically linked).  I have created a tre ebild which I will submit, but if
the "static" use flag is not set, then it will try to emerge tre.  If static is
set, then a staticly compiled crm114 binary is created from the tre sources
packaged with crm114.  I know that there is some talk about splitting the
mailfilter out into another package, but what about a use flag?  Seems to me
that most people use crm114 for spam filtering, and maybe if -spam is set then
it doesn't install the mailfiter stuff.  Ideas?

Created an attachment (id=30428) [details]
fix for BlameStPatrick patch

Ok, I don't know what I was smoking but there is a patch to my patch.  Fixes a
stupid error with using the emacs use flag.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 50138 ***