In reply to your other message about executing 'dbmail-smtp -d polito', I have
used the other methods and they all fail.
I have created an account for Ilja and Aaron on my system. I have Ilja's GPG
key so I could send him the login details encrypted, but I don't have Aaron's
or know if he has o
Strange. I'm using Mozilla Thunderbird, and I do not see these problems.
Is anybody else using Mozilla (Thunderbird)?
I've also tested this with the Mail client in the Mozilla suite, but
this also did not produce any problems..
Can anyone else try to reproduce the problem?
Ilja
Blake Mitc
I've been running into a few oddities with my new 2.0rc2 install. With
Mozilla clients, all my folders show up, but only Inbox is useable, the rest
act as if they aren't there, if I select them, nothing happens, and I can't
drop messages on them. It also doesn't check for new mail when I ask it to,
I've tried finding the problem using Valgrind. No success. I did find a
memory leak in create_unique_id() in misc.c though. Some memory
allocated for an md5 string was not freed.
But I had no luck in finding anything related to this segfault.
I'll continue on hunting the bug(s)!
Ilja
Roel Ro
The attached patch cleans up a few compiler warnings, adds a couple of const
keywords, and, most importantly:
- new files dsn.c, dsn.h for Delivery Status Notification features. There is
enough implemented to keep track of whether or not deliveries are happening.
In the future, much better error
also, i see you issue the command
dbmail-smtp -d polito
normally, you would pass an emailaddress to dbmail-smtp using the -d
option (it searches the aliases table). Of course it still shouldn't
segfault but does it segfault too when you use the -u or the -n
options?
regards roel
Op 10-feb
obviously some pointers are pointing the wrong way here, the address of
the header data changes from 0x4012a5a0 to 0x60 at once? Perhaps the
fastest way to fix this is to grant access to ilja and/or aaron on your
system - would this be possible, Paul?
regards roel
Op 9-feb-04 om 21:26 heeft P
Hmm... well, I can't speak for the crash yet, because I don't see it happening
on my box, but I do see that dbmail-smtp is exiting without setting a non-zero
exit code both when trying to delivery to a nonexistant user and/or when not
finding the internal_delivery_user. So I'll post my patch this e
""Paul F. De La Cruz"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Really it is any message that comes in on my system that causes dbmail-smtp
to sig11.
>
> I did a manual run of dbmail-smtp as 'cat test.txt | dbmail-smtp -d polito'
using the following as the test.txt file:
>
> --- start ---
> From: [EMAIL PROT
Really it is any message that comes in on my system that causes dbmail-smtp to
sig11.
I did a manual run of dbmail-smtp as 'cat test.txt | dbmail-smtp -d polito'
using the following as the test.txt file:
--- start ---
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: this is a test
Test
If you could attach a message that causes the crash, we can confirm that it
doesn't crash on other systems. I have access to an Alpha running Tru64 and a
SPARC running Solaris, so I can test on those platforms to see if maybe it's a
consistent 64-bit thing.
I have a fairly big patch ready that giv
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