"Problem Messages"

[Garrod M. Alwood]

Those problem messages might be related to the problem Jules just  
fixed for me. There is a tainted issue with 4.79.6 and he will be  
releasing shortly 4.79.7 that fixes the issue

Garrod Alwood
Open Source Consultant
9047384988
Garrod.alwood at lorodoes.com
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On Jan 17, 2010, at 1:16 PM, "Mark Sapiro" <mark at msapiro.net> wrote:

> On 11:59 AM, Johnny Stork wrote:
>> Ever since one of the last upgrades, I have been getting these  
>> "Problem
>> Messages" emails.
>>
>> Are these messages that I should/could delete somewhere? Or how can I
>> find out exactly what the "problem"
>> is with these?
>>
>> Thanks :)
>>
>>
>> Archive:
>>
>> Number of messages: 9
>> Tries    Message    Last Tried
>> =====    =======    ==========
>> 6    n96BpwUm020190    Tue Oct  6 05:15:04 2009
>> 6    n8MF8URm009682    Tue Sep 22 08:32:58 2009
>> 6    n8MF0cF5009244    Tue Sep 22 08:24:39 2009
>> 6    n8MEpc2L008762    Tue Sep 22 08:16:02 2009
>> 6    n8LCan8m013668    Mon Sep 21 05:56:59 2009
>> 6    n81F8Vnb032496    Tue Sep  1 08:30:34 2009
>> 6    n7VEF6dJ016460    Mon Aug 31 07:40:17 2009
>> 6    n7NLWIis032081    Sun Aug 23 14:55:14 2009
>> 6    n7NHVwFX022003    Sun Aug 23 10:56:27 2009
>
>
> The above are entries in MailScanner's Processing.db. They represent
> messages that encountered some fatal exception during processing. They
> were retried 6 times and then the message was quarantined and the
> Processing.db entry moved from the processing table to the archive
> table. There was log information (probably MailScanner entries in
> /var/log/maillog) at the time that would indicate what the error was.
> You will see these if you still have logs back to October. You can  
> also
> find the quarantined messages if your quarantine goes back that far.
>
> You can just remove /var/spool/MailScanner/incoming/Processing.db and
> MailScanner will recreate it. See
> <http://lists.mailscanner.info/pipermail/mailscanner/2009-June/091967.html 
> >
> and other messages in that thread.
>
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