Debian 9 (Stretch) ships with Hyperscan 4.4.1, Ubuntu 18.04 ships with
Hyperscan 4.7.0. Follow rspamd's official recommendation and enable
support for these.
The --parallel option has been supported since 2009 and works perfectly
with CMake, so enable it by default.
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210 | case 'r': if (p->type == t_routine ||
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211 | p->type == t_external) return; break;
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../contrib/snowball/compiler/analyser.c:859:21: warning: this ‘if’ clause does not guard... [-Wmisleading-indentation]
859 | if (q->used && q->definition == 0) error4(a, q); break;
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861 | if (q->used && q->grouping == 0) error4(a, q); break;
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If any of "sign_networks", "auth_only", or "sign_local" are disabled,
then it should not automatically proceed with signing if the enabled
conditions all fail. For example, if only the auth_only setting is
enabled, and is_authed is false, then signing should be skipped.
An earlier check luckily prevents this correctness issue from being
exploitable ("ignoring unauthenticated mail"), but fix the logic anyway.
