Nope. Just had the same problem occur with same messages. I'm going to build a new version with debug options enabled and report back if I find anything.
-Jason Jason Axley wrote: > I just enabled the MySQLReconnect option and I'll run with that for a > few days and see if I experience the same issue. If that doesn't > work, I'll create a build with full debug and run it on my system to > try to isolate it. Thanks!! > > I've rebuilt my dspam.conf file after 3.8.0 by diffing the two and > changing lines that mattered so I don't think that's related. > > -Jason > > Steve wrote: >> <snip> >> >> For me the significant/important information is that you have Ubuntu and >> that you run 32Bit and that you have a similar issue as Tony has. But you >> both have different architectures and differend bit depth and different >> distributions. But the problem you have is similar (to a certain extend). >> >> I think the fastest and most economic way to solve this issue would be to >> have some one having Ubuntu and/or FC6 to compile DSPAM with all the debug >> flags turned on and with debug compile flags and install it and debug the >> issue. >> >> >> One thing you could try to do is enable the new MySQLReconnect option in >> dspam.conf. We in Gentoo added that feature since MySQL >= 5.0.13 does not >> any more reconnect (the older 4.x series did that by default). Just add in >> your dspam.conf this and try if this solves your problem: >> MySQLReconnect true >> >> >> One other thing I remember is that we have one user on Gentoo claiming in >> Bugzilla that his old dspam.conf was responsible for DSPAM crashing: >> http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=200481#c28 >> >> After changing the dspam.conf his error got away. But I don't know how valid >> his claims are since we in Gentoo can not reproduce this issue and he has >> not any more his old dspam.conf. >> >> >> // Steve >> >> >>>> >>>> >> >> > > !DSPAM:4,477abc0a267671825988283!
