Re: procmail keeps running out of resources?

jason-fYJcuH/[email protected] writes:

> anyone?
>
> jason

I thought this turned out to be a problem in procmail, not
CRM114.

Not so?

    - Bill

>
> On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 02:48:24PM -0400, Jason Welsh wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> On 04/12/11 14:33, R A Lichtensteiger wrote:
>> > Jason Welsh wrote:
>> >
>> > <> well, the thing is, I DID have the size limiting but it didnt seem to
>> > <> have any affect, so i took it out just in case it was interfering somehow..
>> >
>> > Hah! I'm offended <grin>
>> >
>> > <> so I checked in the log and it seems that it chokes on smaller emails as
>> > <> well..
>> > <> 
>> > <> >From [email protected]  Tue Apr 12 07:09:28 2011
>> > <>  Subject: SignUpGenius.com Reminder for Book and a Bite Volunteering
>> > <>   Folder:
>> > <> /home/betty/Maildir/new/1302606568.20718_1.beast                  5433
>> > <> procmail: Program failure (-25) of "/usr/bin/crm"
>> > <> procmail: Rescue of unfiltered data succeeded
>> >
>> > What happens if you turn on debugging?  Save a message off to a file
>> > and then push it through crm at the command line:
>> >
>> >   % cat /tmp/crm.mbx | crm114 -t -u ~/.crm114 mailreaver.crm -stats_only
>> >
>> > That should tell us something about what crm114 and/or the filter you
>> > are using are doing when it goes <boom>
>> >
>> > Reto
>> ok, now we are cooking with gas!! ;)
>> 
>> ran it the first time and found out that my wife didnt have the 
>> mailreaver.crm
>> file in her .crm directory.. *ugh*  so
>> after i copied that over and ran it, I got
>> 
>> ------=_Part_113781549_917494960.1302629253922--
>> 
>> 
>> Parsing line 680 :
>>  -->  output /:*:_nl: Aw, crud.  mailreaver.crm broke.  Here's the
>> error: :*:\_nl:/
>>        
>> 
>> Executing line 680 :
>>  Executing an OUTPUT statement
>>   filename >>><<<
>>   pre-IO seek to >>><<< --> 0
>>   and maximum length IO of >>><<< --> 8388608
>> 
>>  Aw, crud.  mailreaver.crm broke.  Here's the error: :\_nl:
>> Parsing line 681 :
>>  -->  output /:*:broken_program_message:/
>>        
>> 
>> Executing line 681 :
>>  Executing an OUTPUT statement
>>   filename >>><<<
>>   pre-IO seek to >>><<< --> 0
>>   and maximum length IO of >>><<< --> 8388608
>> 
>> crm114: *ERROR*
>>   Can't CALL the nonexistent label:  :load_cf_file:
>>  Sorry, but this program is very sick and probably should be killed off.
>> This happened at line 125 of file mailreaver.crm
>> (runtime system location: crm_exec_engine.c(701) in routine: crm_invoke)
>> 
>> Parsing line 682 :
>>  -->  output [stderr] /:*:_nl: ERROR: mailreaver.crm broke.  Here's the
>> error\: :*:_nl:/
>>        
>> 
>> Executing line 682 :
>>  Executing an OUTPUT statement
>>   filename >>>stderr<<<
>>   pre-IO seek to >>><<< --> 0
>>   and maximum length IO of >>><<< --> 8388608
>> Opening file stderr for I/O (writing)
>> 
>>  ERROR: mailreaver.crm broke.  Here's the error\:
>> 
>> Parsing line 683 :
>>  -->  output [stderr] /ERROR: :*:broken_program_message:/
>>    
>> 
>> Executing line 683 :
>>  Executing an OUTPUT statement
>>   filename >>>stderr<<<
>>   pre-IO seek to >>><<< --> 0
>>   and maximum length IO of >>><<< --> 8388608
>> Opening file stderr for I/O (writing)
>> ERROR:
>> crm114: *ERROR*
>>   Can't CALL the nonexistent label:  :load_cf_file:
>>  Sorry, but this program is very sick and probably should be killed off.
>> This happened at line 125 of file mailreaver.crm
>> (runtime system location: crm_exec_engine.c(701) in routine: crm_invoke)
>> 
>> Parsing line 684 :
>>  -->  }
>> 
>> 
>> Executing line 684 :
>> Statement 684 is a closebracket. depth now 0.
>> 
>> Parsing line 685 :
>>  -->  exit /:*:program_fault_exit_code:/
>> 
>> 
>> Executing line 685 :
>> Exiting at statement 685 with value 0
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> regards,
>> Jason
>> 
>> 
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