Hello,

Todd Lyons:
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On Tue, Jul 08, 2008 at 06:53:15AM +0200, Zbigniew Szalbot wrote:

As for how to debug dkim-milter, this is not the most appropriate
mailing list. All I can do is tell you to record all postfix-to-milter

Yes, that's what happens when a bug crosses boundaries between two apps.

traffic with tcpdump including the full packet content, and if you
can capture a session where dkim-milter crashes, then I can tell
you what the packets meant.
Capturing a session might be quite a challenge as it crashes randomly at any time, usually once every 3-4 days...

It shouldn't be too hard.  Just tell tcpdump to capture all packets on
that specific port on localhost dumping to a local file.  The last few
packets will occur right before it dies.  Start it in a screen session
if you are afraid your ssh connection to the server will die.

So should it start it like so?

tcpdump -i 4445 -F /tmp/dkim.log

Or do I need more switches. I am actually determined to help the maintainers spot the problem so all advice greatly appreciated!


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Zbigniew Szalbot
www.LCWords.com

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