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anyone seen this kind of router core dump?



We're running zmailer2.2, and the following message:
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fullname 
to yuen@bullet.ecf
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To: yuen@bullet.ecf
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 94 1:27:44 BST
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11]

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causes our router to core dump. Here's the trace:

Script started on Tue Aug  2 15:44:55 1994
cannon 1# dbx /local/lib/mail/router core
dbx version 2.40 6/5/92 0:57
Type 'help' for help.
Reading symbolic information of `/local/lib/mail/router' . . .
Process name from core dump: router
Process died at pc 0x4100b0 of signal : Segmentation fault
[using memory image in core]
(dbx) where
>  0 mkSender(e = 0x1008deb0, name = 0x10100554 = "yuen", flag = 0) ["rfc822.c":673, 0x4100ac]
   1 sequencer(e = 0x1008deb0, file = 0x1004b2c8 = "22090") ["rfc822.c":1087, 0x4118c0]
   2 run_rfc822(argc = 2, argv = 0x1004b2d0) ["rfc822.c":98, 0x40dfd8]
   3 .execute.execute(c = 0x7fffbb54, caller = 0x7fffc548, oretcode = 0) ["execute.c":369, 0x43a0f8]
   4 runcommand(c = 0x7fffbb54, pc = 0x7fffc548, retcodep = 0x7fffc59c) ["interpret.c":523, 0x42bb2c]
   5 .interpret.interpret(code = 0x1006fe3c = "\r", eocode = 0x1007005a = "^N", entry = 0x1006fe4b = "2#file", caller = 0x7fffc548, retcodep = 0x7fffc59c, cdp = 0x1006de30) ["interpret.c":1412, 0x42ef30]
   6 lapply(fname = 0x1000edb0 = "process", l = 0x1008de80) ["interpret.c":2154, 0x431e78]
   7 apply(argc = 2, argv = 0x7fffc614) ["interpret.c":2180, 0x431f90]
   8 s_apply(argc = 2, argv = 0x7fffc614) ["shliaise.c":40, 0x40bf0c]
   9 rd_doit(filename = 0x1005ea42 = "22090") ["functions.c":539, 0x404aa4]
  10 rd_instability(dirp = 0x10048adc) ["functions.c":624, 0x404ebc]
  11 run_daemon(argc = 1, argv = 0x7fffc6a4) ["functions.c":684, 0x405114]
  12 main(argc = 2, argv = 0x7fffc74c) ["router.c":259, 0x400ccc]
(dbx) q
cannon 2# 
script done on Tue Aug  2 15:45:09 1994

Is this fixed in someone's version of zmailer?

	Steve