Toen wij Robert Allerstorfer kietelden, kwam er dit uit:
This also brings me to the question if something like
av_REMOVE_INFECTED = 'on'
should be prefered vs.
av_REMOVE_INFECTED = on
in order to make the procmail code running as fast as possible.
I don't see any procmail documentation if not using quotes at all
equals to using double-quotes, but it seems to be the case, since
something like
INCLUDERC = $av_INSTALLDIR/inc/av_v320.inc
has the same effect as
INCLUDERC = "$av_INSTALLDIR/inc/av_v320.inc"
Yes, good point. So let's not underuse the single quotes
either. Like VERBOSE = 'on', and MAXSC = '2147483647'.
That also communicates that with variables there is only
text (or nothing, when undefined).
I do prefer to overuse doublequotes, like in
var1 = "$var2$var3"
where they are AFAIK also not necessary.
--
Grtz, Ruud
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