| Subject: | Mail::Audit filter losing message body |
Been using Mail::Audit (1.11) fine for awhile now on a Digital Alpha. Now the systems have been migrated to Solaris, and Mail::Audit 2.1. However, now the filter is acting really funny - it's sometimes delivering the email without any body (some get delivered fine, some do not, and I can't find any correlations to speak of, but if I send a short email to myself it definately fails). Not sure if this is a bug or not, not sure what to test or do about it. But here's my info:
Solaris 8 2/02, Perl 5.6.1, Mail-Audit 2.1, IO-stringy 1.22, MIME-tools 5.411,
MailTools 1.46, Sendmail 8.12
If I put the following in my .forward [simplified filter], I get the email (so everything up to delivery works fine), but the body of the message is missing (both in a mail viewer and looking at my raw inbox):
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use Mail::Audit;
my $mail = Mail::Audit->new;
$maildir = "/home5/7/webdev/";
$mailbox = $maildir . ".inbox";
$mail->accept($mailbox);
If I remove the .forward and resend myself the same exact type of test message (all ascii text), I get the body just fine. In either case, the headers still seem fine. Apparently, there's no errors in the mail logs (which are supposedly set at debug)
If there more details or testing I can do, please let me know! thanks, ivo