Hi Craig,

I found that "endless SIGSEGV messages" can occur on Linux too, caused
by duplicated fclose(), fclose(fp) for fp which had been already closed
by fclose(fp).  This "duplicated fclose()" was a well known problem which
turns to real error only on Linux.  I supposed this is due to the heap
area management of Linux.  Maybe there is something similar in MacOS X.
This problem will be fixed just by removing fclose() in "src/notify.c".

*** ../../delegate7.1.2/src/notify.c	Fri Jan 19 07:10:13 2001
--- notify.c	Thu Mar 22 02:23:35 2001
***************
*** 92,96 ****
--- 92,98 ----
  	fseek(tmp,0,0);
  	Conn->co_mask = (CONN_NOPROXY | CONN_NOMASTER); 
  	sendmail1(Conn,admin,admin,tmp,NULL);
+ /*
  	fclose(tmp);
+ */
  }


On 03/17/01(02:28) you "W Craig Scratchley" <p6ebqbdyi-qprr6uhpjja6.ml@delegate.org> wrote
in <_A1054@delegate-en.ML_>
 |> The DeleGate died in "http.c:indirect_mount()" function, which was
 |> introduced in the early time to realize a tentative feature, which
 |> is not used nowadays.  I already erased this function in
 |> DeleGate/7.2.0 which will be released soon.
 |
 |Can I beta-test 7.2.0?

Of course anyone will be able to test it.  But I suppose it will not be
so better than just removing "indirect_mount()" or extending "stacksize"
limitation which you said is 512Kbytes in your environment.

Cheers,
Yutaka
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