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Read map file many errors #1474
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You will see this on startup for map files that don't exist (which is expected):
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Thank you. Indeed, the file does not exist. I found one more problem. Rspamd put error if map file is empty.
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@AlexeySa You can add a commented line as workaround. |
I'm getting this if map file is empty. Should be ignored if its empy imo. csession; rspamd_controller_handle_get_map: cannot read map /etc/rspamd/local.d/blacklist.domain.map: Invalid argument |
Looking forward to getting this fixed! It's really annoying... |
Is it possible to make a PR concerning these map to the GH rspamd repository, what are the drawbacks if you did not do it before ? I speak about
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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
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Rspamd version:
1.5.1 (git)
Operation system, CPU, memory and environment:
Centos 6.8 x64
Description (Please provide a descriptive summary of the issue):
I am get errors after start rspamd (log level "warning"):
rspamd[314244]: ; map; read_map_file: map file is unavailable for reading
rspamd[314243]: ; map; read_map_file: map file is unavailable for reading
rspamd[314245]: ; map; read_map_file: map file is unavailable for reading
rspamd[314245]: ; map; read_map_file: map file is unavailable for reading
rspamd[314248]: ; map; read_map_file: map file is unavailable for reading
If level = "debug" no this error.
Please help.
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