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Peter Bishop wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On 22 May 2003 at 7:59, Greg Louis wrote:</pre>
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<pre wrap="">Wouldn't the binaries be humungous? If I link bogofilter statically on
linux/glibc-2.2.5 I get a size of 3,675,399 bytes. Stripped, it's
still 1,273,468. That compares with 245,376 for the dynamically-linked
version.
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OK it's big - but not as big as the wordlists. And after all, most machines
can find room for a 1 Mbyte app.
I would not mind the extra space in exchange for peace of mind
- I won't have to worry when the OS changes on the mail server
(it is outsourced - so no control over it).--
Peter Bishop</pre>
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Ditto. My ISP is running FreeBSD v2, and I have yet to successfully build
bogofilter from sources or install from a package.<br>
Every time I try, I get a fatal error during configure (usually something
regarding BerkeleyDB, which configure can't find even though I've specified
--with-db, CPPFLAGS, LIBS, LDFLAGS and LD_LIBRARY_PATH).<br>
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I would _love_ to have a pre-built version that I could simply upload and
run!!!<br>
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