Rodrigo Real
2007-03-04 13:05:47 UTC
Hi Guys
I am new to ASSP, I installed it this week in two servers that I
run. I am amazed with its efficiency.
In one of these servers I found a bug in the PopB4SMTP function which
makes the function never return a positive answer in my configuration.
Below you will find the correction, it seems that somebodyh forgot the
'$' sign in the if statement.
,---- original
| sub PopB4SMTP {
| my $ip=shift;
|
| if(PopB4SMTPMerak) {
| return 1 if PopB4Merak($ip);
| return 0;
| }
| ...
`----
,---- corrected
| sub PopB4SMTP {
| my $ip=shift;
|
| if($PopB4SMTPMerak) {
| return 1 if PopB4Merak($ip);
| return 0;
| }
| ...
`----
Congratulations for the great job,
Rodrigo
I am new to ASSP, I installed it this week in two servers that I
run. I am amazed with its efficiency.
In one of these servers I found a bug in the PopB4SMTP function which
makes the function never return a positive answer in my configuration.
Below you will find the correction, it seems that somebodyh forgot the
'$' sign in the if statement.
,---- original
| sub PopB4SMTP {
| my $ip=shift;
|
| if(PopB4SMTPMerak) {
| return 1 if PopB4Merak($ip);
| return 0;
| }
| ...
`----
,---- corrected
| sub PopB4SMTP {
| my $ip=shift;
|
| if($PopB4SMTPMerak) {
| return 1 if PopB4Merak($ip);
| return 0;
| }
| ...
`----
Congratulations for the great job,
Rodrigo