On Tue, 17 Nov 2009, Paul Murphy wrote:
ulimit -a > /tmp/mimedefang.$$
Reboot the system, let MIMEdefang fail, then restart it manually, and
compare the outputs from the two processes - there will be two files in
/tmp, one from the initial startup, and one from the manual startup.
The files are identical. I will email you the specifics.
Just to clarify, when you restart the process "manually", I presume you
are using something like "/etc/init.d/mimedefang restart" rather than
killing the processes and then running mimdefang-multiplexor from the
command line?
Right. Although the issue I mentioned previously is still there (I was
wrong when I thought that it had gone away), in that restart does not
work. I have to do a stop, wait around 5 seconds, then do another start.
Then it works fine.
I believe that's always been the case, and seems to be an issue at least
not directly related to whatever is causing the script to fail upon
reboot.
I suspect [perl.core] will report the same memory allocation errors, and
not a lot more.
OK, thanks.
Jeffrey Moskot
System Administrator
j...@math.miami.edu
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