Hi All Just to give a quick update on subject modifications. First two worked (thanks Bill Shupp), the 3rd didn't (Sorry Agus Basyari that I couldn't get it to work). Details: I am running vpopmail 4.9.10 + qmailadmin 0.45 + sqwebmail 2.1.1 on a GNU/Linux box. Quota Warn: I followed Agus Basyari's instructions; ie exchange his vpopmail.c with the original. Placed modified versions of "quotawarn1" and quotawarn2" inside ~vpopmail/bin directory. Configured, make, make install-strip. CatchAll+Vacation: Applied the supplied patch to a clean qmailadmin-0.45 source. Configured, make clean, make, make install-strip. Observed: Whenever a mail was attempted to be delivered to a domain, mail log came up with "Aack, child crashed" type of messages; e.g. --------------------------------------- Jun 30 01:11:48 pop qmail: 993841908.653196 info msg 440984: bytes 737 from [EMAIL PROTECTED]> qp 23478 uid 502 Jun 30 01:11:48 pop qmail: 993841908.755477 starting delivery 42: msg 440984 to local [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jun 30 01:11:48 pop qmail: 993841908.755526 status: local 1/10 remote 0/20 Jun 30 01:11:48 pop qmail: 993841908.774558 delivery 42: deferral: Aack,_child_crashed._(#4.3.0)/ Jun 30 01:11:48 pop qmail: 993841908.774632 status: local 0/10 remote 0/20 --------------------------------- Although it appeared that the messages were getting delivered, there would inevitably be a "Aack, child crashed" message with any mail delivery, plus I got repeated messages while trying out a vacation autoresponder. Needless to say, panic and heart palpitations set in after about 3 minutes, and suspecting the delivery agent, I quickly left out the whole QuotaWarn part and recompiled vpopmail and qmailadmin without it. Everything seems OK after that, with normal mail logs. Phew, ...never again on a production server... Analysis; QuotaWarn code: I don't know why the qmail child program kept crashing. The only changes I did was modify the quotawarn messages by deleting the first two lines (system messages), and add a couple of lines of text to it. Agus, anything? Faruque
