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mchk segmentation fault

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wmchurch

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Having some issues with a migration and I tracked it down to a bad .qmail file in some folders.

I'm thinking mailchk will solve this however when I run:

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/mchk -v

or

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/mchk --without-spam

I get:

Segmentation fault

Any suggestions, nothing showing up in the log files.

-Bill
 
Have you applied the lastest Plesk hotfix? That seems to fix the segmentation fault problem. There are quite a few posts on this topic.
 
I'll look into that, searching for seg fault or segmentation fault brought back 0 hits.

Thanks,
Bill
 
Thanks, I thought I did that too but didnt find anything relevant, must have been tired.

I posted to that thread I'm at a higher build, still same issues. oh well...

-Bill
 
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