brad hodges wrote:
If my old data got corrupt, how do I get the messages? Are you saying I should move all the information in my /var/dspam/data directory someplace else?
What kind of storage do you use for tokens ? If it is libhash_drv.so
(check dspam.conf), then you could try moving
/var/dspam/<user>/<user>.sig to somewhere else. <user> is the recipient
that provokes the "signal 11" messages. Similarly for mysql, make a
backup and create empty tables from scratch. Restart dspam if it is
running as a daemon. If the problem is with the data, mail should start
flowing right away. To actually fix your old data somebody at expert
level would have to advise.
Meanwhile you should really look into /etc/postfix/main.cf and
/etc/postfix/master.cf and try to spot where mail gets routed to dspam.
It should not be more than a single line to change to get postfix to
deliver directly to procmail. Keep the dspam line in there, but
commented with a #.
As a rule I always keep the old version of config files, renamed to
/etc/whatever.orig, so I can switch back with minimal hassle. Guess you
will too next time :-).
Deferred means your server declined the mail with a 4XX code, your
correspondents server will normally keep trying for 3-5 days, whereafter
your correspondent will receive a notification from his server that mail
could not be delivered.
--
Håkon
