I've been successfully using mharc for about a month on another netbsd
machine. It was running netbsd 1.5 and perhaps more importantly procmail
3.15.
procmail: Out of memory
buffer 0: "echo"
buffer 1: "echo yes"
From fj55-admin(_at_)birfield(_dot_)com Sat Nov 16 18:36:45 2002
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procmail: Out of memory
buffer 0: "echo"
buffer 1: "echo yes"
From landcruisers-admin(_at_)birfield(_dot_)com Sat Nov 16 18:39:30 2002
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Hi Morgan,
I've seen reports about problems with netbsd and procmail recipes doing
variable capture assignments with post 3.15 versions of procmail.
http://www.rosat.mpe-garching.mpg.de/mailing-lists/procmail/2002-04/msg00239.html
There are two things that I think you can try. The first would be to
set up verbose logging; in procmailrc.mharc, uncomment the 'VERBOSE=yes'
line. That might help track things down further.
The other would be to change the MESGDATE assignment in the procmailrc.mharc
file. It might look like
:0 Wi
MESGDATE_=| /usr/local/bin/extract-mesg-date -fmt '%Y-%m'
Do things get better if you change it to
MESGDATE_=`/usr/local/bin/extract-mesg-date -fmt '%Y-%m'`
It could probably be optimized further (at least when dealing with large
messages) by doing
MESGDATE_=`sed '/^$/q' | /usr/local/bin/extract-mesg-date -fmt '%Y-%m'`
Chris
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