email attachment files left in tmp folder ( .a1, .a2, .a3, etc. )

[Robert Chavers]

I am seeing what looks like encrypted files in the piler tmp folder that do not get deleted. They all have endings like .a1 .a2 .a3 .a4

filenames: 4000000050cb8a7301e3834cff0ddcdc67da.a1 4000000050cb931e2664f8ccf49e7d9d8199.a1 4000000050cb931e2664f8ccf49e7d9d8199.a2 4000000050cb931e2664f8ccf49e7d9d8199.a3 4000000050cb931e2664f8ccf49e7d9d8199.a4

[Janos SUTO]

Can you show me the syslog messages belonging to these messages? Preferably verbose=5 level logs.

[Robert Chavers]

I looked though syslog and there was no useful info on the above files. I needed to set verbosity to 5 and restart piler. I will continue to monitor the tmp folder and send you a reply when a few more emails get stuck.

[Janos SUTO]

OK, thanks. The .a1, .a2, ... files are attachments separated from the message. Normally they are deleted after the email is processed.

[Robert Chavers]

Files have been sent to your email with the relevant syslog entries.

Also, can you change the title of this issue? It should be something like "attachment files (.a1, .a2, etc ) stuck in piler tmp folder", but I can't figure out to change it.

[Robert Chavers]

This newest master branch seems to have fixed this bug. Thanks!

[Robert Chavers]

Fixed.