On Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 01:02:01PM -0400, Fred Bacon wrote:
> Hi, I'm running spamassassin 2.54 on a Redhat 7.3 distribution.
>
> I have my users place unmarked spam into a shared IMAP folder on our
> server. Every night I have a cron job learn the contents of the folder
> as spam. On occasion (perhaps once every two to three weeks), a message
> in the folder will cause sa-learn to seg fault. When this happens, I
> have to rerun sa-learn by hand in debug mode to discover the offending
> message and delete it.
>
> Has anyone else seen this sort of behavior? Would it help to send one
> of the troublesome messages to the list the next time it occurs?
I haven't seen anything like that; it sounds ugly, and I'm pretty
sure that the developers would like to know about *anything* that
can cause their code to break repeatably. I *know* that if I were
a developer, and someone found a guaranteed bust, I'd want to know
about it, ja, you betcha, for _sure_.
> On a side note, I've also been seeing a spate of empty spam messages
> recently. In addition, we have received a number of messages about a
> request for quote on a Differential Warp Generator. Either there's a
> serious looney running around, or someone is definitely cleaning their
> mailing list. :-)
The Time Travel Spammer has been doing his thing again. Either he's
a frothing, but sincere, loon or he's a stranded, and sincere, time-
traveler. I'll put my money on #1, but I'll also look for ads with
All the
Talk
Of the
Market
against a 10% background cut of a mushroom cloud, just in case.
--
Mike Andrews
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Tired old sysadmin since 1964
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