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Hi, the dovecot antispam plugin crahses here on a nullpointer dereference in antispam_copy() at mailbox.c The crash tracks back to a call of antispam_classify_copy(asms->box_class, asmb->box_class) At that point in time asmb is set to 0x0, causing the process to crash with SIGSEGV. Regards, Thomas GDB output: Program received...

Can anyone tell me what is causing htis by chance? I know it is the application. What's weird is i "fixed' it last time by reformatting the machine to stabilize this one app. Now after a month it crashes again.... Well the steam hlds has started randomaly crashing again. ---------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- CRASH: Tue

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Sun, 17 Aug 2014, Thomas Witt wrote: > the dovecot antispam plugin crahses here on a nullpointer dereference in > antispam_copy() at mailbox.c does it crashes all of the time or for specific messages, mailboxes, etc.pp? What version of Dovecot and which configuration do you use? > > The crash tracks back to a call of > antispam_classify_copy(asms->box_cl...

...nctionality of showing DISPLAY files (in this case, the > "help" files) is working; IOW the DISPLAY directive and the F1-F10 are > basically working (with the above caveats, possibly more than those), > both from CLI and from menu (no hang) I'm OK ignoring cosmetic problems. crahses/hangs I'll log bugs. I'm not too fusses over what happens after that. > > So, yes, something is indeed wrong, but when testing the basic > functionality in a simplified UEFI setup, it "works". I don't want to > be the one making up multiple tests in order to fin...

...his case, the > > "help" files) is working; IOW the DISPLAY directive and the F1-F10 are > > basically working (with the above caveats, possibly more than those), > > both from CLI and from menu (no hang) confirmed. > > I'm OK ignoring cosmetic problems. > crahses/hangs I'll log bugs. I'm not too fusses over what happens after that. > > > > > > So, yes, something is indeed wrong, but when testing the basic > > functionality in a simplified UEFI setup, it "works". I don't want to > > be the one making up mu...

I'd like comments (suggestions, improvements, messages that start with "you moron you forgot that. . .") on the following horrible dirty kludge to make a (nearly, with any luck) un-hackable set of shares available to specific users on the internet. On the Server, initially all packets bound for port 139 are rejected as the default policy. The server is connected to the internet full

On Fri, Dec 7, 2018 at 7:47 AM Ady Ady via Syslinux <syslinux at zytor.com> wrote: > > > > On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 10:00 PM Ady Ady via Syslinux <syslinux at zytor.com> wrote: > > > > > > First, I'm confused. In the prior "whole" setup (the one you generated > > > after my 15 steps, plus one workaround), was/is the basic boot menu at

...se is written in > MS Visual Fox Pro. > > Now I tried upgrading to Samba 2.0.2. I set up Samba and everything seemed > to work fine (could access shares etc.). Now the Database apps started to > behave strange. I got warning messages about slow read/write inputs, > application crahses etc. I tried to freshly install the MS apps. However > this was impossible: Setup aborted after a while with the message of not > enough disk space (wich is not true). Also , when I run setup again, it > stops at different stages of the setup. Several setup screens that ask for > inpu...