On 13/09/2008 6:09 AM, Justin Mason wrote:
> status: POST request from 63.216.184.50                  now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:38:28
> status: client requested 1000 messages                   now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:38:28
> status: sent 999 of 1000 intended messages               now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:38:40

> status: POST request from 192.87.106.247                 now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:39:20
> status: client requested 1000 messages                   now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:39:20
> status: sent 1000 of 1000 intended messages              now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:39:20
> status: 1999 messages outstanding                        now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:39:20
> spf: lookup failed: Net::DNS::typesbyname() argument (SPF) is not TYPE### at 
> /local/perl586/lib/site_perl/5.8.6/i
> 86pc-solaris/Net/DNS.pm line 156.
> status: 1999 messages outstanding                        now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:39:36

> status: POST request from 192.87.106.247                 now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:40:47
> status: client requested 1000 messages                   now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:40:47
> status: sent 998 of 1000 intended messages               now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:40:54

> status: POST request from 85.91.5.16                     now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:54:32
> status: client requested 966 messages                    now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:54:32
> status: sent 965 of 966 intended messages                now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:54:38
> status: 965 messages outstanding                         now: 2008-09-12 
> 09:54:41
> Killed by signal 15.
> Killed by signal 15.
> Killed by signal 15.

Each of the slaves are hanging up after the server can't find all of the
messages it had intended to send.  I'm not sure why this is causing a
problem though as it was fixed long ago by sending a generated empty
message that the client could scan instead.

It also looks like there's an issue with Perl, or at least Net::DNS, on
the new Solaris zone.

Daryl

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