crm failing on a specific email

Hi Guys,

I received a spam that seems to cause CRM some grief.

When i tried to train it it as spam it crashes crm

I am using:
jason@debian:~$ crm -v
This is CRM114, version 20070810-BlameTheSegfault (TRE 0.7.5 (LGPL))
 Copyright 2001-2006 William S. Yerazunis


Trace follows. Is this a problem with my CRM or with the email?

It could be the email as it's an email with an attachment. I seem to
recall though that crm is suppose to truncate the attachment before
processing or something?

I run it like this:
crm -t mailreaver.crm --spam <
../1315543615.M799816P25984V000000000000FD00I0000000000020F4B_19.debian\,S\=4324304\:2\,S


this is the (end of the) trace.
Executing line 341 :
Statement 341 is non-executable, continuing.

Parsing line 342 :
 -->  call /:reavercache_init:/
   

Executing line 342 :
Executing a user CALL statement
 surgery on the var >:_cd:<
 new value is ***>1<***

Parsing line 1112 :
 -->  {
       

Executing line 1112 :
Statement 1112 is an openbracket. depth now 1.

Parsing line 1113 :
 -->  match [:text_cache:] /./
       

Executing line 1113 :
Performing variable restriction.
Variable before expansion ':text_cache:' len 12
Variable after expansion: ':text_cache:' len 12
Using variable ':text_cache:' for source.
Found that variable
Checking restriction at start 12 len 0 (subscr=0)
Nothing more to do in the var-restrict.
 match pattern expands to =.= len 1 flags 1 0
Regex matched.

Parsing line 1114 :
 -->  {
               

Executing line 1114 :
Statement 1114 is an openbracket. depth now 2.

Parsing line 1115 :
 -->  ###       If the text_cache dir isn't there, create it
               

Executing line 1115 :
Statement 1115 is non-executable, continuing.

Parsing line 1116 :
 -->  #         and it's subdirectories.
               

Executing line 1116 :
Statement 1116 is non-executable, continuing.

Parsing line 1117 :
 -->  #
               

Executing line 1117 :
Statement 1117 is non-executable, continuing.

Parsing line 1118 :
 -->  isolate (:tmp:) //
               

Executing line 1118 :
executing an ISOLATE statement

Parsing line 1119 :
 -->  syscall () (:tmp:) /ls :*:text_cache: 2>&1 /
               

Executing line 1119 :
executing an SYSCALL statement  command's input wil be: ******
   command output will overwrite var ***:tmp:***
   command status kept in var ******
   command will be ***ls reaver_cache 2>&1 ***
  Must start a new minion.
Systemcalling on shell command ls reaver_cache 2>&1
SYSCALL output: 54 chars ---empty
known_good
known_spam
prob_good
prob_spam
texts
---.
  surgery on the var >:tmp:<
 new value is ***>empty
known_good
known_spam
prob_good
prob_spam
texts
<***

Parsing line 1120 :
 -->  match [:tmp:] <absent> /texts/
               
Mode #6, 'absent' turned on.

Executing line 1120 :
  absent flag turned on...
Performing variable restriction.
Variable before expansion ':tmp:' len 5
Variable after expansion: ':tmp:' len 5
Using variable ':tmp:' for source.
Found that variable
Checking restriction at start 5 len 0 (subscr=0)
Nothing more to do in the var-restrict.
 match pattern expands to =texts= len 5 flags 1 0
Regex matched but with absent flag, failing.

Parsing line 1128 :
 -->  }


Executing line 1128 :
Statement 1128 is a closebracket. depth now 1.

Parsing line 1129 :
 -->  }


Executing line 1129 :
Statement 1129 is a closebracket. depth now 0.

Parsing line 1130 :
 -->  return


Executing line 1130 :
Returning to caller at statement 1130
 surgery on the var >:_cd:<
 new value is ***>0<***

Parsing line 343 :
 -->  call /:reavercache_store:/ [:*:_dw:] 


Executing line 343 :
Executing a user CALL statement
 surgery on the var >:_cd:<
 new value is ***>1<***
Catching FAULT generated on line 1138
FAULT reason:
 
crm: *ERROR*
 This program has overflowed the ISOLATEd data area with a variable
that's just too big.  The bad variable was named:  :text:
 Sorry, but this program is very sick and probably should be killed off.
This happened at line 1138 of file mailreaver.crm
 
Trying trap at line 1153:
trap (:broken_program_message:) /.*/

This TRAP will trap anything matching =.*= .
TRAP matched.
Next statement will be 1153



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