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I'm noticing what seems like bizarre behaviour, and am wondering if anyone has osme insight into it. I'm running Sendmail 8.13.6. One of my users tends to have a fairly large mailbox in /var/mail/spool, as it is a very active mailing list account. Interestingly, once it gets to about 6MB it seems to get corrupted. I can no longer lock the mailbox when accessing via POP3, and I get a select error when trying to get to it through IMAP. When deleting/renaming the file, all is well again. The system itself seems to rename a copy of the file with a .BOGUS extension. I'm wondering about two things: 1) Six MB doesn't seem all that large - why would it all of a sudden choke at that point? 2) Is there a way of rescuing the old file? As to #2, I haven't tried manually editing the thing and cutting it down yet, but that's next on the list. This isn't critical, but it *is* annoying. TIA, -Don
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