Mailfilter nochmal

[C.Schmidts]

Ich habe jetzt rausgefunden dass mein Problem mit dem IF-Statement wohl
an einem fehlerhaften Maildrop-Binary liegt......

Aber wie biege ich das wieder hin ?!?!

Hier der auszug aus der Maildrop Mailing-List.


My maildrop was not working because of a broken binary. Thank you for
your help!

- Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Matthias Andree [mailto:***@dt.e-technik.uni-dortmund.de]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 6:08 AM
To: Steve Quezadas
Subject: Re: [maildropl] "If" statement not working

This is weird, my simple recipe is not working because maildrop seems

to

be choking on the "if" statement. I checked google and newsgroups and

I

couldn"t find much on this.

First of all, please fix your mailer configuration according to
- HTML isn"t welcome on mailing
lists (and would best be banned).

maildrop: signal 0x04

Then, recompile maildrop with proper compiler settings.

signal 4 is SIGILL, illegal instruction, which usually happens when
you"ve enabled instructions that your processor doesn"t support, for
instance using gcc -march=i686 on a Pentium (which requires i586) or
compiling for SPARCv8 and running on a v7 CPU or similar.

On some machines, it can also happen with unaligned access but this is
rather uncommonly seen in C/C++ and would usually coincide with hefty
compiler warnings about alignment.

[Florian Streck]

Ich hab die geposteten mailfilter regeln mal getestet.
Die liefen erwartungsgemäß durch.

Also die maildrop binaries auf mailreader1/2 sind wohl nicht fehlerhaft
compiliert.
Oder reden wir von dem Maildrop bei Dir daheim?

Es fehlen bei den binaries auf mailreader1/2 noch ein paar
zusatzoptionen. Die werden in nächster Zeit noch eingebaut werden. Wenn
die Tests gut laufen...

Ciao, Florian

Post by C.Schmidts
Ich habe jetzt rausgefunden dass mein Problem mit dem IF-Statement wohl
an einem fehlerhaften Maildrop-Binary liegt......
Aber wie biege ich das wieder hin ?!?!
Hier der auszug aus der Maildrop Mailing-List.
My maildrop was not working because of a broken binary. Thank you for
your help!
- Steve
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 6:08 AM
To: Steve Quezadas
Subject: Re: [maildropl] "If" statement not working

This is weird, my simple recipe is not working because maildrop seems

to

be choking on the "if" statement. I checked google and newsgroups and

I

couldn"t find much on this.

First of all, please fix your mailer configuration according to
- HTML isn"t welcome on mailing
lists (and would best be banned).

maildrop: signal 0x04

Then, recompile maildrop with proper compiler settings.
signal 4 is SIGILL, illegal instruction, which usually happens when
you"ve enabled instructions that your processor doesn"t support, for
instance using gcc -march=i686 on a Pentium (which requires i586) or
compiling for SPARCv8 and running on a v7 CPU or similar.
On some machines, it can also happen with unaligned access but this is
rather uncommonly seen in C/C++ and would usually coincide with hefty
compiler warnings about alignment.

[C.Schmidts]

Dann mach ich wohl etwas falsch...
Ist ausser chmod 600 noch etwas zu beachten?

Post by Florian Streck
Ich hab die geposteten mailfilter regeln mal getestet.
Die liefen erwartungsgemäß durch.
Also die maildrop binaries auf mailreader1/2 sind wohl nicht fehlerhaft
compiliert.
Oder reden wir von dem Maildrop bei Dir daheim?
Es fehlen bei den binaries auf mailreader1/2 noch ein paar zusatzoptionen.
Die werden in nächster Zeit noch eingebaut werden. Wenn die Tests gut
laufen...
Ciao, Florian

Post by C.Schmidts
Ich habe jetzt rausgefunden dass mein Problem mit dem IF-Statement wohl
an einem fehlerhaften Maildrop-Binary liegt......
Aber wie biege ich das wieder hin ?!?!
Hier der auszug aus der Maildrop Mailing-List.
My maildrop was not working because of a broken binary. Thank you for
your help!
- Steve
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 6:08 AM
To: Steve Quezadas
Subject: Re: [maildropl] "If" statement not working

This is weird, my simple recipe is not working because maildrop seems

to

be choking on the "if" statement. I checked google and newsgroups and

I

couldn"t find much on this.

First of all, please fix your mailer configuration according to
- HTML isn"t welcome on mailing
lists (and would best be banned).

maildrop: signal 0x04

Then, recompile maildrop with proper compiler settings.
signal 4 is SIGILL, illegal instruction, which usually happens when
you"ve enabled instructions that your processor doesn"t support, for
instance using gcc -march=i686 on a Pentium (which requires i586) or
compiling for SPARCv8 and running on a v7 CPU or similar.
On some machines, it can also happen with unaligned access but this is
rather uncommonly seen in C/C++ and would usually coincide with hefty
compiler warnings about alignment.