What I think happened is this: I get mail ocasionally that has a whole bunch of people in the "to" address. I cut the list of addresses out of the to address directly from an email.
I then went into tmda-cgi and pasted the address list into the whitelist. The address list that I pasted was a space delimited list of email addresses. While still in the dialog for tmda-cgi address lists I then went through the list deleting spaces and making (I thought) each address be on a separate line in the dialog. Well, they may have been on individual lines in the dialog but when I went to look in the actual whitelist file (NOT the CDB) many of the addresses were still on the same line. In that case I can see how a parser might have thought that I had actions. Sometime in the next four hours or so, I'll see if I get new stack traces. What is still interesting to me is: what operation is happening every four hours that provokes the fault? On 2006-10-31 08:03:19 -0800, Mark Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > First, you should notice that the actual error message is this: > > MatchError: [line 8]: "from-file": missing or bogus <action> field > > When you say "here is a typical incoming filter file" is this the > file that is actually causing the error? If so, then the error is > related to this line: > > from-file -autocdb ~/.tmda/lists/whitelist DELOK > > If not, then are you certain that the you've not got a spelling > error on the particular line that's causing this error. > > If you're sure that everything is spelled right, try replacing the > macro, e.g: > > from-file -autocdb ~/.tmda/lists/whitelist deliver=~/.maildir/ > > See if that causes the error to repeat. Let me know what happens. > _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list (tmda-users@tmda.net) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
