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Posted to users@spamassassin.apache.org by Justin Mason <jm...@jmason.org> on 2007/10/02 20:45:40 UTC
Re: [qmailtoaster] Duplicate emails and increased spam getting through
upgrade, this bug was fixed in 3.2.0.
--j.
Steve Ingraham writes:
> More information: Below are a few lines from the
> /var/log/qmail/spamd/current file. This information does not look good
> but I do not know what it means. Can someone give me some idea of what
> this means and what I should be looking at?
>
> @40000000470285c9110f939c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285ca11a7c874 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285cb12414d3c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285cc12da83e4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285cd1373e19c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285ce140bef64 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285cf14a531c4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d0153dcc2c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d115d6a514 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d2166fe774 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d3170977f4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d417a1df94 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d5183c6a14 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d618d4606c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d7196c898c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d81a0629ac [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285d91a9ed79c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285da1b3825b4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285db1bd196f4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285dc1c6a8364 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285dd1d03c1dc [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285de1d9c92f4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285df1e35b9fc [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e01ed0159c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e11f67c1bc [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e22000b9e4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e320995064 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e42132d914 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e521cd30cc [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e62264ec8c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e722fe2b04 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e82397232c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285e92430752c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285ea24c93e74 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285eb256353c4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285ec25fb695c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285ed269459b4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285ee272ead84 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285ef27c680b4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f0285fd69c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f128f8b754 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f22991de5c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f32a2af9ac [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f42ac3c6dc [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f52b5d20ac [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f62bf5f994 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f72c8f6304 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f82d27f1b4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285f92dc1bccc [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285fa2e5a3024 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285fb2ef318ac [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285fc2f8c6e94 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285fd30250ce4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285fe30be997c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470285ff31575af4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860031f07a2c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860132892434 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @4000000047028602332331b4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860333bbeb5c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470286043454e76c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860534ee1644 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860635872dac [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470286073620589c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860836b99afc [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470286093752394c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860a37eb7bac [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860b3884c9c4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860c391d3164 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860d39b6f4ac [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860e3a5cc9cc [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702860f3ae88b24 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470286103b85925c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470286120080596c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @40000000470286130119075c [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @400000004702861401b49f64 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
> @4000000047028615024b1ad4 [19049] warn: prefork: select returned -1!
> recovering: Bad file descriptor
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Ingraham
> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 12:46 PM
> To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com;
> users@spamassassin.apache.org
> Subject: [qmailtoaster] Duplicate emails and increased spam
> getting through
>
>
> I have a couple of problems that had shown up about a month ago
> and now are showing up again yesterday and today in our domain. Many of
> my users are reporting quite a few duplicate emails and many are
> receiving a great number of spam emails that they were not receiving
> before.
>
> We are running Qmailtoaster 1.3 with spamassassin 3.1.5 running
> Perl version 5.8.0 on a Redhat OS.
>
> Most of the new spam is very raw adult sex spam emails some with
> pictures in the body of the text. None of this type of spam was making
> it through the filters until this recent incident and the incident a
> month ago. Not only is the highly offensive spam making its way through
> but there is a large increase in the overall number of spams that are
> getting to the user mailboxes.
>
> The duplicate emails tend to be for the most part from
> legitimate emails the users normally see email from.
>
> I have checked the disk space capacity on this server as that
> has been a problem in the past but I do not see that as a problem
> currently. Here are the usage numbers for this server:
> Filesystem Size Used Avail Use%
> Mount on
> /dev/sda7 1.5G 1.1G 356M 76% /
> /dev/sda3 710M 48M 626M 8%
> /boot
> none 501M 0 501M 0%
> /dev/shm
> /dev/sda9 496M 26M 445M 6%
> /tmp
> /dev/sda5 16G 3.1G 12G 21%
> /usr
> /dev/sda8 496M 238M 233M 51%
> /var
> /dev/sda2 7.5G 5.3G 1.8G 75%
> /home
>
> Below is the header information of one of the emails that was
> being duplicated. Below that is the header and content of one of the
> spams that this same user recieved. The spam email does not appear to
> have any spamassassin score information in the header at all. Are these
> two problems related? Is there some specific things with qmail or with
> spamassassin I should be looking at for either or both of these issues?
>
> I appreciate any input that can be offered to help resolve this
> problem.
>
> Steve
>
>
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