Re: procmail keeps running out of resources?

Jason Welsh <jason-fYJcuH/[email protected]> Thu, 28 Apr 2011 11:00:03 -0400
Newsgroups gmane.mail.spam.crm114
Message-ID <[email protected]>
anyone?

Jason


On 04/26/11 16:15, Jason Welsh wrote:
>> 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?
> Found that variable
> Checking restriction at start 20 len 0 (subscr=0)
> Nothing more to do in the var-restrict.
>  match pattern expands to =yes= len 3 flags 1 0
> Regex did not match, no absent flag, failing.
>
> Parsing line 1206 :
>  -->  }
>
>
> Executing line 1206 :
> Statement 1206 is a closebracket. depth now 0.
>
> Parsing line 1207 :
>  -->  :exit_here:
>
>
> Executing line 1207 :
> Statement 1207 is non-executable, continuing.
>
> Parsing line 1208 :
>  -->  exit /:*:our_exit_code:/
>
>
> Executing line 1208 :
> Exiting at statement 1208 with value 0
> jason@beast /tmp $
>
> so I guess exit with vlaue 0 is a good thing..
>
> so I ran this manually on 2 "spam emails" that got through with
> cat "/tmp/spam/cur/1303822956.24487_1.beast:2,Sa" | crm114 -t -u ~/.crm
> mailfilter.crm
>
> and they both exit 0
>
> but im sure that crm or procmail choked on it with
> procmail: Program failure (-25) of "/usr/bin/crm"
>
> and there were no X-CRM114 headers on the email.
>
> Jason
>
>
>
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