In case the griplistBerkeleyDB is corrupt and could not repaired, assp 
does:

            unlink "$base/griplist";
            unlink "$base/griplist.bin";
            unlink "$base/griplist.delta";
            unlink "$base/griplist.bdb";
            $NextGriplistDownload = 0;
            mlog(0,"warning: removed all files for hash $hash to recover 
from corruption with new download");


notice , there is no wildcard.


Thomas




Von:    Colin <a...@lanternhosting.co.uk>
An:     assp-test@lists.sourceforge.net, 
Datum:  01.03.2013 03:39
Betreff:        Re: [Assp-test] Unable to start assp..



Following up on this I have noticed a few things.

1) I renamed griplist.bdbd to griplist.bdb.old and started assp. It 
loaded up but deleted everything in the folder that began with griplist. 
Is it safe to have a wildcard delete? I can't imagine it causing a 
problem in most circumstances but there is always the off chance that 
someone may have something beginning with that and lose it.

2) The other thing I noticed is an issue with block reporting.

I have two front end instances of ASSP - mail (syncslave) and mail2 
(syncmaster)

The faulting instance was the primary - mail. Whilst mail was down, 
mail2 did not intercept block report requests - instead it forwarded 
them to the MTA which returned no such user as expected.

Now that mail is back up, mail2 correctly intercepts emails to the block 
report address and forwards them to mail as it is supposed to.

3) As of the last few versions I am seeing several resend requests fail 
with "To: and X-Assp-Intended-For: headertag not found - skip file". 
Checking through the stored files it does indeed look like ASSP is note 
storing this information when it saves them. Anything I can do to help 
track down the cause?

All the best,
Colin Waring

On 28/02/2013 09:48, Colin wrote:
> One of my ASSP boxes crashed about an hour and a half ago and won't
> start back up again.
>
> I have had this a couple of times before where ASSP hasn't cleaned up
> the pid file so it thinks it is already running and won't start again.
> This time I have improved my monitoring script so it cleans up any
> errant pid files and ASSP still won't start.
>
> I have switched AsDaemon off but still no joy, I do get something I
> haven't seen before. Unfortunately my VPN is also acting up so I can't
> keep a stable connection to the server!
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Starting ASSP Anti-SPAM Proxy server in /usr/local/assp
> ASSP 2.2.2(13055) is starting in directory /usr/local/assp
> on host mail
> using Perl  version 5.014002 (5.14.2)
> compiling code please wait ..... checking config in
> /usr/local/assp/assp.cfg - O K
> ASSP uses AsspSelfLoader 2.03 - check                   [OK]
> loading configuration                                   [OK]
> 1077 values loaded                                      [OK]
> defining environment                                            [OK]
> setting up global ENV                                   [OK]
> loading modules.........U                               [OK]
> loading database drivers                                [OK]
> setup regular expressions                               [OK]
> loading plugins                                         [OK]
> fixing up config                                        [OK]
> check process env                                       [SKIP]
> check process permission                                [OK]
> setting up modules..........                            [OK]
> checking directories                                    [OK]
> loading caches and lists                                [OK]
> starting maintenance worker thread -> init all databases
> \0000: BDB-DB - Griplist , /usr/local/assp/griplist.bdb
>
>
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