Now THIS is a scary thing to see in /var/log/mail:
Jun 25 08:49:49 jezebel spamd[28618]: Attempt to free non-existent shared string during global destruction.
I half expected a computer named Joshua to ask me if I'd like to play a game.
What does that error mean, anyway? ;)
I've not looked at the spamd source code, but being a programmer "global destruction" would mean to me that they were freeing (destroying) a bunch of global variables (well, buffers pointed to by global variables).. Apparently one (or many) of those global variables is a shared string, which I'd venture to guess was already destroyed by some other part of the code before the "global destruction" started.
but that's just an educated guess.
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