On Sat, 2006-12-09 at 20:01 +1100, Jake Anderson wrote: > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > aaron - 09-Dec-06 06:09 > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Using the fetches you've shown and running through 'valgrind dbmail-imapd > > -n' and typing them in by hand, against my testing database, I found no > > active leaks.
> i just tried that valgrind > i got this, i don't know if i stopped the program propperly or what, i > just hit ctrl+c No, none of those are a problem. There's some one-time setup memory from GMime, Glib, dl and so on that isn't explicitly freed because it remains with the process until it terminates. Ctrl+c killed the process ungracefully. When you run the daemons with -n, you're actually talking to the daemon via stdin/stdout. To see something use, try this: A01 LOGIN username password A02 SELECT INBOX A03 LOGOUT You'll have logged in, checked the basic info about the Inbox folder and chosed it as the 'working directory' for subsequent message queries, and then logged out (and thus cleanly shut down the program). Aaron
