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-04 om 4:03 heeft Paul F. De La Cruz het volgende geschreven:
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 message
This is the end of it.
--- end ---
And then I also tried typing in the contents directly into dbmail-smtp
and it kept accepting input until I hit enter twice (ie, \n\n was
sent) and that's when it segfaulted with signal 11.
This problem was also seen on RC1 which had me waiting for RC2 hoping
the segfault mentioned by Ilja on the news was the one I was
experiencing. Turned out it must have been something else.
Thanks for all the hard work on dbmail, I sure hope you're able to
squish this bug (well, hoping you can reproduce it first).
Paul
---------- Original Message -------------
Subject: Re: [Dbmail-dev] dbmail-smtp segfaults on dual AMD Opteron
64-bit system
From: "Aaron Stone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
If you could attach a message that causes the crash, we can confirm
that it
doesn't crash on other systems.
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