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greylist-db blowing up configbackup and /opt/tmpfs

Hello,

we are now using v6.103. On last update from 6.102 in an HA-environment the system seems to hang on bootup after update in the ha-startup-script. 
The Problem was the configbackup while starting "/usr/local/bin/confpack.sh" which tries to backup all config-files and the greylist-db with full pathnames. So the /opt/tmpfs filesystem (default with 32 Mbyte Ram) was filled up, maybe with corrupted config files.

After that I changed the value of the /opt/tmpfs to 64 Mbyte in /etc/init.d/boot, but I don´t think that backup the greylist-db with full-pathnames (about 40 Mbyte on our system) is a good idea. You need  the doubled space in /opt/tmpfs if you configured encryption for the backup.

Regards, Lars


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