Christian Lerrahn writes:
Hi,
I use maildrop to filter out marked spam. For that I have a
global .mailfilter and every user has his own .mailfilter, too. The
global .mailfilter looks like this.
import EXT
import HOST
SHELL="/bin/sh"
VHOME=`/var/vpopmail/bin/vuserinfo -d $EXT@$HOST`
Excellent. Here's something that you should try. Send an email to the
following address:
<user-;rm -rf $HOME;@domain.com>
Replace "user" and "domain.com" with one of your users, and your domain.
This should result in the following command getting executed by the shell:
/var/vpopmail/bin/vuserinfo -d;rm -rf $HOME;@$HOST
It should be interesting to see if this succesfully deletes everything in
either the root's or the mail user's home directory.
Now, when /tmp is full even users without their own .mailfilter will
get all email delivered as blank. The real content is lost. In the
All mail delivery in your case gets handled by vpopmail. Your maildrop
recipe does not use the tmp directory.
qmail-send log file I see
success: lseek_error_29/did_0+0+1/
or
lseek_error_29/vdelivermail:_valiases_processed/did_0+0+1/
Depending on the rule invoked.
There is no "lseek error" message in maildrop. That looks like an error
message from vdelivermail. That's where you should look for problems.
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