[ic] PGP Failure - Lost Order Emails - SOLVED

[interchange-users@icdevgroup.org (Ron Phipps)]

> From: Russ Mann
> 
> > > When we went through the whole "multiple charges with payflow"
issue
> we
> > > were also experiencing intermittent problems with sendmail and
pgp.
> > > They would fail with 3072 in pgp and sendmail would log the
"unable to
> > > send mail" message.  After working with Orko and Mike to come up
with
> a
> > > solution to the verisign problem the problems with sendmail and
pgp
> went
> > > away as well.  The verisign errors were related to memory as well,
but
> > > that wasn't what was happening.  Mike narrowed it down to a
problem
> with
> > > Perl's signal handling and offered us a fix.  Please read this
message
> > > for the details:
> > >
> > > http://interchange.redhat.com/pipermail/interchange-users/2002-
> March/018
> > > 636.html
> > >
> > > Thanks!
> > > -Ron
> > Dear Ron,
> >
> > I made this change - thank you.  Will see if it helps.  Also, does
> anyone
> > know what the effects of using "rpc" as the traffic mode are?
> >
> > One immediately noticable effect is lots of IC processes showing up!
> Used
> > to be just one process, and an ocassional child.
> >
> > 10906 ?        S      0:00 interchange
> > 10914 ?        S      0:30 interchange
> > 10916 ?        S      0:34 interchange
> > 10918 ?        S      0:04 interchange
> > 10920 ?        S      0:44 interchange
> > 10922 ?        S      1:09 interchange
> > 10924 ?        S      0:07 interchange
> >
> 
> It has been almost a week and I have had no problems since making this
> change.  Thank you Ron for your help on this.  I changed the
> /etc/interchange.cfg to rpc mode, and had to change my catalog.cfg to
have
> an rpc entry for loading template files.
> 
> -Russell

Thanks to Mike and Orko for their help as well!  Russ did you also add
this inside the RPC ifdef section?

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Take it easy!
-Ron