On Wed, 2008-05-28 at 13:00 -0400, Jesse Keating wrote: > A few days ago I setup email2trac on our hosted1 system to allow for > using emails to create Trac tickets for select hosted projects. At this > was all working, and the setup was such that the aliases file and > aliases.db for Trac projects that accept tickets were owned by apache so > that the mail command /in/ the alias would be ran as apache. This was > necessary because it's the apache user who has write access to the trac > databases. > > Sometime in the last few days this has stopped working. Mail is getting > through the alias path and delivered to the email2trac command but that > command is dropping it somewhere. > > I could really use a second set of eyes looking at the setup with me > that has more experience with postfix and aliases. Please find me on > #fedora-admin as "f13". Thanks! > And of course I just found the problem. email2trac's spam detection code is... sub par. It was seeing a 'X-Spam-Level:' header with no content and trying to split that line. Whoops. It seems to me it really needs to grok the X-Spam-Status line and find the score within. I don't necessarily have time to do that today so I've hand patched email2trac to just catch on 'X-Spam-Flag'. If any of you would like to work on a better patch please shoot it my way, I'll hold off on building email2trac for a few days. -- Jesse Keating Fedora -- Freedom² is a feature!
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