Hi all, i'm using dspam 3.8.0 on FreeBSD 8.0-Current (AMD64). Couple days ago i've found some dspam segfaults in kernel logs (it was called as mailbox command in Postfix MTA). It was happening only on messages from one sender. I figured out, that % char in Message-ID header field caused the problem:
m...@freebsd:~% grep Message-ID lstone19-1 Message-ID: <c56668d9.69bfc%lston...@stonejongleux.com> m...@freebsd2:~% cat lstone19-1 | dspam --user=mr --class=innocent --source=corpus zsh: done cat lstone19-1 | zsh: segmentation fault dspam --user=mr --class=innocent --source=corpus Now, with the same message with % removed everything is working properly: m...@freebsd:~% grep Message-ID lstone19-4 Message-ID: <c56668d9.69bfclston...@stonejongleux.com> m...@freebsd:~% cat lstone19-4 | dspam --user=mr --class=innocent --source=corpus 19957: [12/14/2008 20:09:15] Message <c56668d9.69bfclston...@stonejongleux.com> marked as CORPUS (signature=, user=mr, status=, time=0.022683s) I've noticed that when I run dspam as a deamon this thing won't happen. I can send those messages if needed. Best regards, -- Marcin Rzepecki m.rzepecki(at)iem.pw.edu.pl !DSPAM:1011,49455b76150921873468372!
