Eelco van Beek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) écrivait:
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>Hi Sam,
>
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>Since Roel is a very french loving (and fluently french speaking) guy he'll
>probably fix this as soon as he gets back from his holiday. He'll be back in
>about 2 weeks. He's on holiday in France.
Thanks for your reply, but it's poss
Eelco van Beek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) écrivait:
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>Hi Sam,
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>You can also convert to postgresql. Just make dumps and use the mysql import
>tool. Postgresql can grow to 17 Tbyte table sizes.
Ok, thanks but we want to stay with MySQL at this time, we try Innodb to fix
this.
Sam.
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Sam Przyswa - C
Has anyone else been getting the error that dbmail-smtp is exiting with a
signal 11? I believe this is a segmentation fault.
Any ideas? I don't even know where to start.
-Micah
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Hi Micah,
What version are you using?
There was a 'bug' in previous version which was caused by \0 in a the pipe
stream from postfix. The dbmail-smtp program assumed that this could not be
happening. This should however be fixed in the newest release.
What dbase are you using as backend?
Best re
Did we ever get DBMAIL to build on OpenBSD ?? Is anyone running it ?
Hi,
I'm using:
Postfix 1.1.10 with the mysql patch.
MySQL 4.0.2-2
DBMail - I'm not sure how to find out this version, I got it from CVS on
7-28-02. I assume that would be after the bugfix you spoke of?
This version was an upgrade that solved some other problems I was having
with pop3d crashi
Hi Michah,
I'm very curious about your segfault. Could you send me the e-mail message
on which dbmail-smtp dies? (postcat on the queue file will do the trick)
Thanks,
Eelco
On 30-07-2002 20:02, "Micah Stevens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using:
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> Postfix 1.1.10 with the mysql
Hi Eelco,
Thanks for your interest, if you recall reading a previous post I made to
the list, I was having a problem with messages being redelivered many
times. As I'm looking at this report (I posted the whole thing below for
your reference) It appears that this is probably related. You'll no
Hi Michah,
This is true, dbmail will send a signal (64 i believe) to postfix to let
it know that the message should be put back into the queue instead of
being dropped.
The weird thing is that the message is eventually delivered. If it
happends again, please send me a copy of the message.
Thanks
