Hi all,
I am trying to debug a problem where my Outlook Express users sometimes
see quotes (") around the sender's name in the "From" field when viewing
message headers. I've written to this list a few times and haven't
gotten a response so I was hoping that if I put the question
differently,
We are trying to migrate from Communigate Pro to Postfix+dbmail+MySQL. When
I was testing dbmail it was originaly with only one domain, eveything worked
great. I ran into a snag when I added a second domain because I could no
longer just put in only the username without the domain; otherwise the
The problem I had is fixed in 1.1 so kindly ignore my post.
-Wash
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Hello,
What you're wanting isn't currently supported in dbmail as,
as you mentioned, there is no "default domain" type setting.
We had a quite similar need for that here (to ease migration
from "user" userids to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" style) and wrote a small
patch to auth_{,md5_}validate() to look
I've been sick busy lately but I will try and crank it out tomorrow.
It will only cover SquirrelMail, Linux, MySQL, ClamAV, Amavisd, and
Postfix, because that is the configuration we run. I probably won't be
able to support it much, but I can at least host it, and maybe update it
as new bugs are
I have searched through back messages and found one thread with someone
having huge load averages caused by dbmail-smtpd.
Well...I'm getting HUGE load averages with dbmail-pop3d.
For whatever reason the load average on my box is jumping up to well
over 7.00 after dbmail-pop3d has been running for
When you run top, do you find that most of the CPU time is being taken by
dbmail-pop3d itself, or by mysqld? In the latter case, you may do well to
tune the database a bit in my.cnf, and to add the indices posted to the
list a couple of times. If it's pop3d.. umm... sounds bad, post more info!
Aar
It's dbmail-pop3d.
Currently TOP is showing this:
PIDUSER PRI NI SIZE RSS SHARE STAT %CPU %MEM TIME COMMAND
21088 root 15 0 564 564 500 S99.9 0.0 181:42 dbmail-pop3d
The database currently has all proper indexes...and it does not seem to
be a MySQL issue at all.
And, the
Sometimes I see similar behaviour with dbmail-imapd, actually. To get a
load average this high, though, you need a lot of processes. I sometimes
see one or two dbmail-imapd's go haywire and I have to kill them, but I'm
only running 5-10 at a time.
The frequency of this happening on my server went
In some email I received from Jason Burfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 16 May 2003
14:54:16
-0400, wrote:
Hi jason,
did you try to attach a debugger to the process?
in any way if you can get us dump image off the process that would be great.
kill -ABRT
should make the process exit with a core
Jason,
Have you tried attaching a strace to the process involved?
That might give you an idea of what's eating so much cpu cycles.
strace -p
Also, use the DEBUG_LEVEL in the config. It's your friend in an hour of
need.
Jason Burfield wrote:
It's dbmail-pop3d.
Currently TOP is showing t
I have not tried to attach a debugger yet...
I just restarted dbmail-pop3d after I found one anomoly in dbmail.conf,
not that I think this would cause it, but instead of being set to run as
user: dbmail and group: dbmail it was running as nobody and nogroup. I
can't imagine that would make a diffe
I have been working the DEBUG_LEVEL, but there really isn't anything out
of the ordinary showing up...that's the confusing part.
When I do: strace -p I get:
attach: ptrace(PTRACE_ATTACH, ...): Operation not permitted
I'm no C programmer, so I have no idea what that means.
However, when I tried
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