If you could attach a message that causes the crash, we can confirm that it
doesn't crash on other systems. I have access to an Alpha running Tru64 and a
SPARC running Solaris, so I can test on those platforms to see if maybe it's a
consistent 64-bit thing.

I have a fairly big patch ready that gives pipe.c consistent handling of error
cases, allowing both dbmail-smtp and dbmail-lmtpd to report back about what's
happening. Some of the data flow that I'm looking at in the trace (basically,
that header is getting lost) have been moved around a little bit, const
keywords added, and other goodies like that.

Aaron


"Paul F. De La Cruz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

> dbmail 2.0rc2 segfaults on my dual opteron system. I've tried using both
MySQL and PostgreSQL to see if it was something tied to a particular RDBMS
backend, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
> 
> dbmail-smtp segfaults as soon as it hits an empty line (the break of the
header from the message body) when dbmail is trying to deliver to a local
user's mailbox.
> 
> I've included backtraces from both mysql and postgresql. Looks like
something messes with the header pointer to me. I tried tracking it down but
wasn't able to put enough time into it. I hope this may give those of you who
know the code better an idea of what might be happening. If you need more
information let me know.
> 
> System:
> SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8.2 AMD64
> Kernel 2.4.21
> PostgreSQL 7.2.2
> MySQL 3.23.52
> dbmail 2.0rc2
> postfix 1.1.12
> 
> backtrace from dbmail-smtp + mysql db gives:
> #0  0x0000002a9567a399 in mysql_sub_escape_string () from
/usr/lib64/libmysqlclient.so.10
> #1  0x0000000040004dc1 in db_insert_message_block_physmessage (block=0x60
<Address 0x60 out of bounds>,
>     block_size=76, physmessage_id=7, messageblk_idnr=0x7fbffff1e8) at db.c:809
> #2  0x0000000040004ee9 in db_insert_message_block (block=0x60 <Address 0x60
out of bounds>, block_size=76,
>     message_idnr=548682068456, messageblk_idnr=0x2a95f9a057) at db.c:850
> #3  0x000000004000c3bd in store_message_temp (instream=0x7fbffff100,
>     header=0x60 <Address 0x60 out of bounds>, headersize=76,
temp_message_idnr=0x7fbffff2a8) at pipe.c:570
> #4  0x000000004000bf08 in insert_messages (instream=0x2a95e6b5c0,
>     header=0x4012a5a0 "From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: this is a test\n\n",
>     headersize=76, users=0x2a95f9a057, errusers=0x4011d6e0,
returnpath=0x7fbffff350, users_are_usernames=0,
>     deliver_to_mailbox=0x0, headerfields=0x4011d6a0) at pipe.c:339
> #5  0x000000004000d2e6 in main (argc=-1778802601, argv=0x7fbffff3e8) at
main.c:193
> #6  0x0000002a95c80087 in __libc_start_main () from /lib64/libc.so.6
> #7  0x0000000040001d5a in _start ()
> 
> backtrace from dbmail-smtp + postgresql db gives:
> #0  0x0000002a95675287 in PQescapeString () from /usr/lib64/libpq.so.2
> #1  0x0000000040004cd1 in db_insert_message_block_physmessage (block=0x60
<Address 0x60 out of bounds>,
>     block_size=76, physmessage_id=282, messageblk_idnr=0x7fbffff1e8) at 
> db.c:809
> #2  0x0000000040004df9 in db_insert_message_block (block=0x60 <Address 0x60
out of bounds>, block_size=76,
>     message_idnr=548682068456, messageblk_idnr=0x47) at db.c:850
> #3  0x000000004000c2cd in store_message_temp (instream=0x7fbffff1e8,
>     header=0x60 <Address 0x60 out of bounds>, headersize=76,
temp_message_idnr=0x7fbffff2a8) at pipe.c:570
> #4  0x000000004000be18 in insert_messages (instream=0x2a959935c0,
>     header=0x4014ae70 "From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: this is a test\n\n",
>     headersize=76, users=0x47, errusers=0x4011d340, returnpath=0x7fbffff350,
users_are_usernames=0,
>     deliver_to_mailbox=0x0, headerfields=0x4011d300) at pipe.c:339
> #5  0x000000004000d1f6 in main (argc=71, argv=0x7fbffff3e8) at main.c:193
> #6  0x0000002a957a8087 in __libc_start_main () from /lib64/libc.so.6
> #7  0x0000000040001c6a in _start ()
> 
> Blessings in Jesus,
> Paul F. De La Cruz
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