On Wed, Dec 17, 2003 at 02:26:02AM -0600, Kevin McCarthy wrote: > Version: qmail-ldap-1.03-20031101a.patch > > For some reason, qmail-send and qmail-todo (perhaps) seem to put VERY > non-unique and incorrect message IDs into the log. > > For instance: > > qmail: 1071345920.730597 new msg 1131286 > qmail: 1071345920.730638 info msg 1131286: bytes 1351 from <...> qp 14662 uid > 46001 > qmail: 1071345920.735805 starting delivery 295: msg 1131286 to local ... > qmail: 1071345920.735838 status: local 1/10 remote 1/100 > qmail: 1071345920.751515 delivery 295: success: did_1+0+0/ > qmail: 1071345920.751559 status: local 0/10 remote 1/100 > qmail: 1071345920.751569 end msg 1131286 > > qmail: 1071345933.414414 new msg 1131286 > qmail: 1071345933.414456 info msg 1131286: bytes 2586 from <...> qp 14705 uid > 46001 > qmail: 1071345933.418793 starting delivery 296: msg 1131286 to local ... > qmail: 1071345933.418829 status: local 1/10 remote 1/100 > qmail: 1071345933.436656 delivery 296: success: did_1+0+0/ > qmail: 1071345933.436701 status: local 0/10 remote 1/100 > qmail: 1071345933.436712 end msg 1131286 > > I have tried rebuilding with all combinations of EXTERNAL_TODO and BIGTODO > (including none at all) and I still get the same results. > > I did recently recompile with ALTQUEUE so I could run SpamAssassin's > qmail-spamc. Could that be throwing things off? > > I also applied the patch for the case-sensitive locals / rcpthosts bug when > using CDB. > > Could this indicate problems with the filesystem inode consistency? > > The actual messages DO get uniqe numbers, just not that same number (1131286) > that appears in the log. >
This is a FS issue. The msg entry is the inode number on the file system and this is reused quite often. This has nothing to do with qmail/qmail-ldap, this is a OS/fs issue. There is no easy solution that does not include kernel hacking, sorry. -- :wq Claudio "Contrary to popular belief, penguins are not the salvation of modern technology. Neither do they throw parties for the urban proletariat."
