At 20:01 2003-06-08 -0700, David G. Colburn did say:
I'll try to find a way to grab messages from the queue as you've described,
until then here's a verbose log:
[snip]
Apparently of some random message not affiliates with the qmail log. Note
timestamp:
procmail: [13294] Sun Jun 8 22:57:05 2003
qmail log:
2003-06-08 22:58:34.550321500 starting delivery 49725: msg 176402 to local
USER
2003-06-08 22:58:34.551072500 status: local 1/384 remote 0/384
2003-06-08 22:58:34.859118500 delivery 49725: deferral:
procmail:_Exceeded_LINEBUF/
2003-06-08 22:58:34.859923500 status: local 0/384 remote 0/384
It appears to have filtered this one properly, but procmail still complains
about Exceeding LINEBUF...
Well, uhm, the procmail log and the qmail log are oh, about 90 seconds
apart - the procmail verbose log you provide would appear to have *NOTHING*
whatsoever to do with the event described in the qmail log. For the
verbose procmail log to be of much use, it should correlate with the event
you're seeing in the qmail log.
I wonder if it's something different about the way qmail interacts with
procmail. The preline script or something might not be working correctly, I
will do my best to check.
Yes, there certainly could be issues with the specific invocation syntax of
procmail.
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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