[Dovecot] dovecot-1.1 + dovecot-sieve-1.1 deliver backtraces

[Sergey]

Timo Sirainen wrote:
> On 25.7.2007, at 17.18, Sergey wrote:
> 
>> dovecot: Jul 25 01:05:19 Error: IMAP(seriv): Corrupted index cache file
>> /var/spool/imap/seriv/.imap/.community-lists-altlinux-org/dovecot.index.cache:
>>
>> Corrupted cach
>> ed message_part data (physical_pos less than expected)
> 
> Hmm. This is probably a new bug..
> 
>> deliver(seriv): Jul 25 04:17:26 Panic: seq = 1587, rec->uid = 0,
>> first_new_seq = 1587, records = 1586
> 
> But this crash is in mbox rewriting code which hasn't really changed
> since v1.0.
> 
> Can you easily reproduce both of these? How? Are you using deliver also
> with v1.0? Doesn't it crash?
> 
I have there 2 dovecots and 2 dovecot-sieve plugins installed in
parallel. So, it may be just error in installing, so that some file
confusion. My previous attempt, when I forgot to change in
dovecot11.conf line '/usr/lib64/dovecot11/modules/lda' and it was
pointing to lda of dovecot-1.0.2, has a very reproducible problem:
deliver crashed at every message :-)
Dovecot-1.0.2 has the same sieve script and works perfect.
I had during last hours only 5 backtraces, with corresponding lines in
postfix' log like the following:
---
Jul 25 08:11:12 mx01 postfix/qmgr[12199]: 5B8CF534C2E:
from=<sisyphus-bounces at lists.altlinux.org>, size=5343, nrcpt=1 (queue
active)
Jul 25 08:11:12 mx01 postfix/pipe[14290]: 5B8CF534C2E:
to=<seriv at parkheights.dyndns.org>, relay=dovecot11, delay=0.32,
delays=0.29/0/0/0.03, dsn=5.3.0, status=bounced (Command died with
signal 6: "/usr/lib64/dovecot11/deliver")
Jul 25 08:11:12 mx01 postfix/cleanup[14198]: 9D88D534BD9:
message-id=<20070725121112.9D88D534BD9 at mx01.menlo>
Jul 25 08:11:12 mx01 postfix/qmgr[12199]: 9D88D534BD9: from=<>,
size=7080, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Jul 25 08:11:12 mx01 postfix/bounce[15778]: 5B8CF534C2E: sender
non-delivery notification: 9D88D534BD9
Jul 25 08:11:12 mx01 postfix/qmgr[12199]: 5B8CF534C2E: removed
---
Total number of messages delivered by dovecot11-deliver are 240, so I'm
not sure I can reproduce it quickly. I'll try to get coredumps of deliver.
-- 
	Sergey.