So I just had one of those "the sky is falling" experiences. After about an hour of trying to figure out why Courier wasn't processing any mail, I discovered a message in the queue that was in /msgs. After I deleted it, everything in /tmp started processing again.
courierd just kept doing this in the log: Jan 6 23:38:00 zark courierd: ABNORMAL TERMINATION BY A SIGNAL Jan 6 23:38:00 zark courierd: Will restart in 60 seconds. Jan 6 23:39:00 zark courierd: ABNORMAL TERMINATION BY A SIGNAL Jan 6 23:39:00 zark courierd: Will restart in 60 seconds. Jan 6 23:40:00 zark courierd: ABNORMAL TERMINATION BY A SIGNAL Jan 6 23:40:00 zark courierd: Will restart in 60 seconds. Jan 6 23:41:00 zark courierd: ABNORMAL TERMINATION BY A SIGNAL Jan 6 23:41:00 zark courierd: Will restart in 60 seconds. and mailq kept seg faulting. Of course I deleted the control and data file, but the user was playing around with procmail (Yeah, I know!!!) and managed to cause it to bomb out (attempting to write to /var/spool/mail I think). Is there a way I can prevent a user from doing this in the future? (that is, preventing bad forward rules from causing problems... not the prevention of use of procmail, though that wouldn't be a bad idea either). -andy _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
