> With majordomo compiled in 'bsd' mode, asking for 'help'
> works, but asking for anything real like 'lists' results
> in:
Have you stepped through and figured out where the problem lies? I
typically do a
% cd /usr/test/majordomo (or wherever things live)
% /wrapper perl5.001m -d majordomo -C ./majordomo.cf
(perl5.001m is obviously sitting in /usr/test/majordomo)
then simply walk through and set breakpoints, etc, to track the
problem down. In this case, set a breakpoint at do_lists and step
through to find out where its hanging.
A simple example, verifying that the $listdir is being properly read:
: slurp-/usr/test/majordomo[420]; ./wrapper perl5.001m -d majordomo -C ./majordomo.cf
Loading DB routines from $RCSfile: perl5db.pl,v $$Revision: 4.1 $$Date: 92/08/07 18:24:07 $
Emacs support available.
Enter h for help.
main::(majordomo:25): $main'program_name = 'mj_majordomo';#';
DB<1> b do_lists
DB<2> c
reply-to: cwilson # enter a fake messaage here
# buncho blank lines to make sure
# we're past the header
lists # the command to debug
main::do_lists(majordomo:1040): local($list);
DB<2> n
main::do_lists(majordomo:1041): local($command_advert, $command_noadvert);
DB<2>
main::do_lists(majordomo:1042): local($reply_addr) = &ParseAddrs($reply_to);
DB<2>
main::do_lists(majordomo:1043): $reply_addr =~ s/(\W)/\\$1/g;
DB<2>
main::do_lists(majordomo:1045): select((select(REPLY), $| = 1)[0]);
DB<2>
main::do_lists(majordomo:1047): print REPLY "$whoami serves the following lists:\n\n";
DB<2>
main::do_lists(majordomo:1049): opendir(RD_DIR, $listdir) || &abort("opendir failed $!");
DB<2>
main::do_lists(majordomo:1050): @lists = readdir(RD_DIR);
DB<2>
main::do_lists(majordomo:1051): closedir(RD_DIR);
DB<2> p @lists
...bblisa.configtest.configtestbounces.configbblisatest.old.configbblisa-announcebouncesbblisa-announce.configtest.infotest.passwd
DB<3> c # looks good, lets continue
end # tell mj that's the end
: slurp-/usr/test/majordomo[421]; # shell prompt back, now check your email
Mind you, this isn't going to catch everything, but its sure a great
help.
--Chan
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