Here is what I have done to help diagnose.
Completely reloaded the server just as before, tried to run mimedefang, and
still getting seg fault. I don't know how to compile with debugging symbols.
Here's the backtrace. Doesn't make any sense to me, I'm hoping it does to you.
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-- on Tue 11/14/2006 7:00 PM Kenneth Porter wrote:
At this prompt, type bt to get a stack backtrace which should show the
routine where the crash happened. Make sure you built MD with debugging
information so that actual routine names will be displayed.
This backtrace actually has an error in
-- on Tue 11/14/2006 7:00 PM Kenneth Porter wrote:
At this prompt, type bt to get a stack backtrace which should show the
routine where the crash happened. Make sure you built MD with debugging
information so that actual routine names will be displayed.
This backtrace actually has an error in
I'm seeing the following in my logs:
Nov 19 11:49:39 mail mimedefang.pl[11501]: no rDNS: reject [207.220.83.13]
Nov 19 11:49:39 mail mimedefang.pl[11501]: filter_relay tempfailed host
207.220.83.13 ([207.220.83.13])
Nov 19 11:49:39 mail sendmail[15385]: kAJInd3l015385: Milter: connect:
Two things: first, you might need to tell gdb where to look
for the symbol file, with the file command or with an extra
argument from the shell when you start it up. second: your
stack is corrupt.
From #1 onwards, all of these are dumps are pointing into
text... Not stack.
If you decode the
On 11/19/2006 08:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still don't know how to compile with debugging.
Usually there's an option in the ./Configure script that turns it on.
If there's no ./Configure, then look at the Makefile and check for the
CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS vars which contain flags that get passed
Hmmm...
I run sendmail/cyrus-imapd/spamassassin/mimedefang on an
x86_64 machine (FC5 on an Athalon64 2800+) and it works fine.
To keep the mail server simple, however, I wanted to build
mimedefang-2.58 on a different machine, so I went ahead and
grabbed all of the dependencies.
I have to say, I
Philip Prindeville wrote:
I have to say, I was a bit configured. It seems that the build-time
dependencies have been muddled with the run-time dependencies.
Grrr... dropping big chunks of text. a bit confused on how it's
configured.
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