Doc Schneider writes: > Justin Mason wrote: > > Daryl C. W. O'Shea writes: > >> Doc Schneider wrote: > >>>>> Doc Schneider wrote: > >>>>>> plugin: eval failed: length of > >>>>>> asp|a=368yblkt8m8p9n9kmp9gz*b=8y9n8n9jn39*rg=*t=1108*fnc=1*cname=mybindi > >>>>>> > >>>>>> is larger than 63 octets; see RFC1035 > >>>>>> section 2.3.1 at > >>>>>> /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.6/i686-linux/Net/DNS/Question.pm line 199 > >>> I'll try to dig it out. Should have the offset in one of the log files, > >>> right? Once I get the message(s) I'll open a bug report. Of course it is > >>> caused by some spammer who was trying to be tricky. 8*) > >> You'll probably have to go greping for the string, or a part of it, to > >> find the message. The error won't be in your mass-check logs so you > >> won't be able to tell from the logs what message caused the error. > > > > by the way, these are all harmless in terms of their effects; > > they cause a die(), but this is/should be trapped by the calling > > code in SpamAssassin. > > > > --j. > > I'll sure do a grep for part of this in my spam to find the message(s) > triggering this. > > Not quite sure which plugin: eval failed.
Probably SPF or URIBL, as far as I can see. > Or am I just having one of > those days this weekend? So far I've seen a half dozen of these... I > also had to restart my masscheck last night as I had to move the spam > from my active spam catcher directory to one that has only 6 months or > so (which I had all prepped) then used the wrong spam:mbox: on. [THUD] > And didn't notice it til my caughtspam rotated at midnight. > > I'm of the theory that it is just a whacked up weekend for me. no, this is standard ;) I woke up this morning to find approx 3000 spams had "disappeared" from mass-check; I'd tweaked an rsync script last night to use --delete (to remove some corrupt msgs I'd deleted upstream) -- unfortunately it was syncing into a dir alongside other corpora rsync'd from another machine. result: all those corpora were deleted. thankfully I could just re-rsync them, but I now have an extra 3k spams that need scanning once the current set finish... --j.
