Try launching qpsmtpd via strace so you can see the entire log,
including what comes before that read() call. Warning: that will be
VERY verbose - if you are running via tcpserver without forkserver,
you can probably just log to /tmp/log.$$ or so you can isolate the
flow from the offending process and nuke any old files before your
filesystem fills up.
Cheers,
Brian
On Oct 10, 2006, at 7:38 AM, Andreas Marienborg wrote:
I deployed qpsmtpd a few weeks ago, and since that I've been having
some trouble.
I keep getting "stale" connections, that show up like this.
smtpd 13327 0.3 1.6 10032 7932 ? S 13:28 0:01 |
| \_ ./qpsmtpd [61.0.190.162 : 61.0.190.162 : 13:28:12
2006-10-10]
if I strace it, it just hangs on this:
strace -p 13327
Process 13327 attached - interrupt to quit
read(0,
now I've never been able to get the strace from before it hangs
unfortunatly, and I will keep trying that, was just wondering if
anyone else have seen it, and if you got anywhere with it.
andreas
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