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Re: [hylafax-users] notify
Lee Howard typed (on Tue, May 03, 2005 at 04:34:31PM -0700):
| Jean-Pierre Radley wrote:
|
| >Well, I'm getting these errors:
| >
| > bin/notify "doneq/q111076" "failed" "1:30"
| > mawk: line 37: regular expression compile failed (missing
| > operand)
| > *
| > printf: : Invalid argument (error 22)
| > printf: : Invalid argument (error 22)
| > printf: : Invalid argument (error 22)
| > No recipient addresses found in header
| >
| >If I change setup.cache to use awk instead of mawk:
| >
| > awk: error compiling regular expression /*/: *?+ not preceded by
| > valid
| > expression
| > source line 37 of program <<
| > function p(var ... >>
| > context is
| > >>> gsub("*","",status) <<< ;
| > printf: : Invalid argument (error 22)
| > printf: : Invalid argument (error 22)
| > printf: : Invalid argument (error 22)
| > No recipient addresses found in header
| >
| >I can't figure out which line 37 of which file. :-(
| >
| >Exactly the same binary of mawk is running on my sites that do send
| >notifications as on the problem site where I'm getting those errors.
|
| Someone else asked about this same problem here yesterday or Friday.
| You may want to check the recent archives.
|
| The suggestion is to upgrade to current CVS HEAD, as we think we got it
| fixed. I can't locate the Bugzilla report quickly, it seems.
Aha! I found that message, and there, it's some version of nawk that's
being run, and the error is:
/usr/bin/nawk: illegal primary in regular expression * at
source line number 37
context is
>>> gsub("*","",status) <<<
OK, so it's the same error. But I do not have this problem on several
sites running 4.2.1, so why would a more recent version fix an error on
one computer?
--
JP
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