Re: procmail keeps running out of resources?

jason-fYJcuH/[email protected] writes:

>> ok, finally back from vacation and was able to do a proper search on 
>> this and found that I was missing maillib.crm in my ~/.crm
>> dir.. I was able to properly run crm after copying that file in.
>> 
>> hope this fixes it. ;)
>> 
> well, I thought it was fixed. It seems better, but I still see some slip through..
> I reran  my test lines and got the following..
>
> Setting usertrace level to 1
> Setting WD to /home/jason/.crm
> Using program file /home/jason/.crm/mailfilter.crm
> Commandline set of user variable at 5 '--stats_only'.
> Loading program from file /home/jason/.crm/mailfilter.crm
> Hash of program: 194B85B9, length 44540 bytes 
>
>  Setting cmdline var ':stats_only:' to 'SET'
> Program statements: 1324, program length 44489
> Starting to execute /home/jason/.crm/mailfilter.crm at line 0
>
> Parsing line 0 :
>  -->  
>
>
> Executing line 0 :
> Statement 0 is non-executable, continuing.
>
> Parsing line 1 :
>  -->  #! /usr/bin/crm
>
>
> Executing line 1 :
> Statement 1 is non-executable, continuing.
>
> Parsing line 2 :
>  -->  #    -- bangline args removed for system portability --
>
>
> Executing line 2 :
> Statement 2 is non-executable, continuing.
>
> Parsing line 3 :
>  -->  # -( learnspam learnnonspam learnfile stats_only config spamcss nonspamcss fileprefix force unlearn cache )
>
>
> Executing line 3 :
> Statement 3 is non-executable, continuing.
> etc...
>
>
> this doesnt look right to me.

No, that looks like a good trace so far.

The real question is what happens at the other end, when
CRM114 exits.  Does it exit ordinarily, or in some abnormal
way?

        - Bill

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