On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Kevin Myers wrote:
Mmm. This is the second time I've sent an item to this list, and the
second time I've received no feedback. Am I doing something wrong? Did I
forget my deodorant today, or is it that no one knows what I'm talking
about?
Sometimes it takes a while for someone to have the time to respond.
However, you could be providing some additional details, like at least the
version of procmail you're using (from `procmail -v`) and the operating
system and its version.
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002 18:34:03 +0700, you wrote:
However, after rebooting the server (which I hadn't done for 67 days) it
works perfectly again, with no errors at all. (Apart from a writing one
which I know about)
Anything that gets fixed by rebooting the server is unlikely to be a
problem specifically with procmail. Procmail probably just tickles it
more often because of reading each entire incoming message into memory.
At a guess, you've got a bad memory chip, which isn't causing any problems
until the high-water mark of memory usage reaches some threshold; and it's
often procmail receiving some large message that finally sends it over.
But that's only a guess. There's some pretty good freeware memory testing
software available if your hardware is PC-compatible.
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