Steve wrote:
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Datum: Sat, 05 Jan 2008 15:13:50 -0800
Von: Jason Axley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An: Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: [dspam-users] CVS version getting invalid result messages in logs
I'm now running a build with --enable-verbose-debug. Here is a
transcript of a single spam addressed to multiple users via my mail
server. I'm not sure if the bug is related to the number of recipients
dspam is handling for the same message? Apologies for the length but
each is interwoven together:
[...]
Is this the transcript of a message which is crashing DSPAM?
Not crashing dspam. Dspam is running in daemon mode and continues to
run. Postfix is passing messages to dspam using LMTP via the UNIX
domain socket so there's only one instance of dspam.
But this is a message that resulted in dspam not tagging it and simply
delivering it without tagging it.
-Jason
Steve
Jason Axley wrote:
Nope. Just had the same problem occur with same messages. I'm going
to build a new version with debug options enabled and report back if I
find anything.
-Jason
Jason Axley wrote:
I just enabled the MySQLReconnect option and I'll run with that for a
few days and see if I experience the same issue. If that doesn't
work, I'll create a build with full debug and run it on my system to
try to isolate it. Thanks!!
I've rebuilt my dspam.conf file after 3.8.0 by diffing the two and
changing lines that mattered so I don't think that's related.
-Jason
Steve wrote:
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For me the significant/important information is that you have Ubuntu
and that you run 32Bit and that you have a similar issue as Tony has. But
you both have different architectures and differend bit depth and different
distributions. But the problem you have is similar (to a certain extend).
I think the fastest and most economic way to solve this issue would be
to have some one having Ubuntu and/or FC6 to compile DSPAM with all the
debug flags turned on and with debug compile flags and install it and debug
the issue.
One thing you could try to do is enable the new MySQLReconnect option
in dspam.conf. We in Gentoo added that feature since MySQL >= 5.0.13 does
not any more reconnect (the older 4.x series did that by default). Just add
in your dspam.conf this and try if this solves your problem:
MySQLReconnect true
One other thing I remember is that we have one user on Gentoo claiming
in Bugzilla that his old dspam.conf was responsible for DSPAM crashing:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=200481#c28
After changing the dspam.conf his error got away. But I don't know how
valid his claims are since we in Gentoo can not reproduce this issue and
he has not any more his old dspam.conf.
// Steve
