John Peacock wrote:
Kyle Johnson wrote:
OK everyone, three problems:

  1. When attempting to release messages from the quarantine, dspam
     bails because it can not find the signature.  I checked the
     signatures in the QueryString in the WebUI and I noticed something
     weird, that all of the signatures have %d added to the end, such
     as 1%2c45dcd611189996870116105_*%d*_ (The %2 is the comma, in
     HTML?).  I then tailed mail.log and did indeed see that the
     signature, with %d, was being queried, and of course, failing.

     I ran a manually query for the signature with and without the %d,
     and only the one without succeeded.  The actual messages in the
     user.mbox quarantine file do not have the %d, nor do the files in
     system.log - they appear only on the quarantine page, not even the
     history page.  Ideas?

  1. On the quarantine page, when I click on a message's subject to
     preview the message, there is no text - just a blank gray box.

You are running CVS trunk using LMTP against a daemonized dspam, right?  I just
posted a bug to the dspam-dev list that has exactly this same behavior.  Apply
the following patch:

Index: dspam.cgi
===================================================================
--- dspam.cgi   (revision 31)
+++ dspam.cgi   (revision 34)
@@ -843,7 +843,7 @@

   open(FILE, "<$MAILBOX");
   while(<FILE>) {
-    chomp;
+    s/\r?\n//;
     push(@buffer, $_);
   }
   close(FILE);
@@ -984,7 +984,7 @@
   $rowclass="rowEven";
   open(FILE, "<$MAILBOX");
   while(<FILE>) {
-    chomp;
+    s/\r?\n//;
     if ($_ ne "") {
       if ($mode eq "") {
         if ($_ =~ /^From /) {


and see if it doesn't take care of both of your issue #1's (I think you meant #1
and #2 ;).

John
Yup, right you are.
Oddly enough, though, your line 843 was my line 840, and your line 984 was my line 981. Regardless, I made the changes, and I can now see the message preview when I click on the subject (#2), and the signature does seem to be right (#1). Though, still, when I try to deliver the message, nothing happens - the page just reloads.

Getting somewhere,
Kyle

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