Hmm... well, I can't speak for the crash yet, because I don't see it happening on my box, but I do see that dbmail-smtp is exiting without setting a non-zero exit code both when trying to delivery to a nonexistant user and/or when not finding the internal_delivery_user. So I'll post my patch this evening, after I do some testing on my SPARC. Hopefully it's just a 64-bit thing!
Aaron "Paul F. De La Cruz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Really it is any message that comes in on my system that causes dbmail-smtp > to sig11. > > I did a manual run of dbmail-smtp as 'cat test.txt | dbmail-smtp -d polito' > using the following as the test.txt file: > > --- start --- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: this is a test > > Test message > > This is the end of it. > --- end --- > > And then I also tried typing in the contents directly into dbmail-smtp and > it kept accepting input until I hit enter twice (ie, \n\n was sent) and > that's when it segfaulted with signal 11. > > This problem was also seen on RC1 which had me waiting for RC2 hoping the > segfault mentioned by Ilja on the news was the one I was experiencing. > Turned out it must have been something else. > > Thanks for all the hard work on dbmail, I sure hope you're able to squish > this bug (well, hoping you can reproduce it first). > > Paul > --
