On 12 Jun 2006, at 17:21, Davide Libenzi wrote: > > On Thu, 8 Jun 2006, David Lord wrote: > > > This now looks as though I've been picking up NetBSD 2 packages > > rather than NetBSD 3. I noticed a while back that new install of > > lsof from a package was complaining it was 2.0 so checked on gmake > > binary which hadn't changed from before I thought I'd updated all > > packages after update from v2 to v3. A new gmake compiled from > > source gives significantly different sized xmail binaries. I'll > > attempt a complete recompile of all packages, either on the fast > > desktop or server itself if it stays up a while longer. > > > > PC's had another 64 MB ram to take it to 128 MB. I've also installed > > and configured both fprot and spamassassin. These cause core dumps > > on getting many simultaneous connections and XMail dies without core > > dump. Last one was 01:23 GMT when I mailed myself six test mails. > > I've now set spamassassin to check maximum of two emails at once and > > modified fprot script to do similar. It just handled nine without > > problem (3 x spam, 3 x virus, 3 x clean) RCPTs over 5 sec RECVs > > +3sec to +4 sec later. > > Is there an OOM killer that gets triggered on NetBSD?
I can't say for this particular pc as it could still be contaminated with one or more binaries from earlier version. I won't be happt until I move to new pc that's not had any earlier version installed. I tried to run gdb last night specifying the running XMail and pid. gdb-internal-error: legacy_fetch_link_map_offsets called without legacy link_map support enabled. I've no experience of debugging so just grepped for some setting to enable that support without success. I also tried make of gdb from source which fell over after some long period with top showing very high cpu and free memory down to a few hundred KB. Eventual error was that pkgsrc gdb was broken and would be dropped if not fixed. I'd like confirmation from another user of XMail on NetBSD 3.0 that it's running fine or otherwise. That's as far as I've got although I've now replaced most precompiled packages with ones compiled on desktop and had no more coredumps from XMail. David - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
