Re: BlameSentansoken...

   From: "Alejandro Mery" <[email protected]>

   The first issue I found using crm114 this way is the handling of
   :text_cache: ... file names defined in mailfilter.cf are supposed to
   be :fileprefix: relative, but this is not true when talking about
   :text_cache:. I think mailreaver.crm should prefix it, as it does to
   the other variables it use for writting files. do you agree? (to send
   you the patch)

Yep.  That's a bug.  

Either it's a "documentation" bug (we should either redefine :fileprefix:
to point only to the executable parts) or it's a genuine "Hey, the
code needs *this*."

I agree with you though.  Best to fix it so it does what the documentation
says it does.

   The second issue is "_mcleanup: gmon.out: Permission denied" ... how
   can I disable profiling?

That's in the Makefile.  Look at the top of the file where the Makefile
defines the CFLAGS.

There are several options there; I believe the one that turns on
profiling is -pg so delete that, save the file, and do a "make install".
That should do it.

   And the third issue is that I get empty output for large files (outch)
   ... It's fine at allmails.log, but never comes out. may it be related
   to temporal storage permissions or to the second issue?

Empty output in... as in you run the filter and allmail.txt gets written
BUT nothing comes out on stdout?  And this depends only on the size of
the input file?

hmmm...  Maybe you're blowing the data window limit, part way through
the runtime?   Can you run it on one of the large files from a terminal
window and see if you get any error messages?

       - Bill Yerazunis

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