The checkerr script is buggy. I've made a patch that solves that
problem. It simply tests if the error message is empty before writing
statistics.
--- /usr/lib/smail/checkerr 2006-07-18 12:56:58.000000000 +0200
+++ ./checkerr 2006-07-18 12:55:09.000000000 +0200
@@ -227,20 +227,18 @@
echo "their error(s)."
fi >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg
-if [ -s ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg ]; then
- if [ -s ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.stats ]; then
- echo ""
- echo "Here are the overall statistics for the past
reporting period:"
- echo ""
- cat ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.stats
- fi >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg
+if [ -s ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.stats ]; then
+ echo ""
+ echo "Here are the overall statistics for the past reporting
period:"
+ echo ""
+ cat ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.stats
+fi >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg
- echo "" >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg
- echo "Current mail queue summary status:" >>
${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg
- echo "" >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg
- mailq -s >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg 2>&1
-fi
+echo "" >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg
+echo "Current mail queue summary status:" >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg
+echo "" >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg
+mailq -s >> ${TMPDIR}/.chkerr.msg 2>&1
# Now we go into each spooling directory and look for new messages
that have # been frozen into the error queue.
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Emmanuel Florac | Intellique
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