How about a simple debug printout of the id value sent and the id value
received? Maybe it is as simple as the id matching code is failing.
Loren
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this is the part where I look dumb:
what's NEEDSMC mean? and is this something you need from me? or someone else?
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+1
It'd be nice if the two IF blocks were merged as an if/else though.
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Loren Wilton wrote:
How about a simple debug printout of the id value sent and the id value
received? Maybe it is as simple as the id matching code is failing.
That's definitely a better idea considering that there is a bug in the patch
I posted that prevents any of the DNS stuff from working
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If DnsResolver-search is rewritten to simply
return $self-{res}-search($name, $type, $class);
all seems to work with no hang.
Justin, what was the reason for
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FWIW I'm -1 on it. IMO URI in the sense most of the authors meant it was web
URIs and not all URIs. Certainly that's what I intended for SURBL use of the
URIBL
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Sorry for the delay...got hidden in my todo stuff.
I've tried to reproduce this on a couple of systems and I can't find the rule
combo that causes the issues.
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Subject: Re: modification / addition of JAPANESE UCE rules
NEEDSMC
just means our software should test the rule. Basically, certain people
can trigger an
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I'm also -1. Spammers use free email accounts like yahoo and gmail. Would be
more overhead for little to no gain, IMHO.
--Chris
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This is the corrected patch that ensures that IDs are not colliding by
including the host name in an SHA1 hash with the 16 bit ID counter.
It is written a bit crudely, but if Theo or someone else who is seeing the
problem would try this in a mass test it would demonstrate whether the
problem has
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Subject: Re: New: Blacklist entries not getting blocked
Do you have a sample mail that doesn't get flagged? I just tested and it
works fine for me.
On 24 Apr 2005, at 17:01, Sidney Markowitz wrote:
This could happen if the random ID isn't random enough
May be a problem with forking. Here's part of the fork replacement I
use in my code that uses the single-packet-DNS stuff:
sub _fork {
my $pid = fork;
if (!defined($pid)) { die Cannot
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