On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 9:41 AM, Steve Jenkins <stevejenk...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hey, Mike. It's a cool idea - and almost works on a CentOS 6 box, but I'm
> getting "ambiguous redirect" errors in a couple of cases. When it's first
> run (/tmp/pslogscan does not exist yet) I get:
>
> # ./pslogscan.sh /var/log/maillog
> Scanning /var/log/maillog
> mktemp: cannot create temp file /tmp/pslogscan: File exists
>
> CONNECT log records: 1106
> PASS NEW log records: 50
> PASS OLD log records: 25
> WHITELISTED log records: 717
> BLACKLISTED log records: 0
>
> rejected: 314 (28%)
>
>
> Protocol errors:
> HANGUP log records: 223
> PREGREET log records: 62
> BARE NEWLINE log records: 0
> COMMAND TIME LIMIT log records: 0
> COMMAND PIPELINING log records: 0
>
> DNS black lists log records:
> ./pslogscan.sh: line 140: ${TmpFile}: ambiguous redirect
> zen.spamhaus.org:
>
> Then it freezes and I have to CTRL+C out.
>
> On all subsequent attempts (if /tmp/pslogscan already exists) I get:
>
> # ./pslogscan.sh /var/log/maillog
> Scanning /var/log/maillog
> mktemp: cannot create temp file /tmp/pslogscan: File exists
> mktemp: cannot create temp file /tmp/pslogscan: File exists
>
> ./pslogscan.sh: line 78: ${PostscreenLog}: ambiguous redirect
>
> Thanks for your efforts! I'm happy to test out future versions on my
> system. Feel free to email me directly and I'll test them out.
>
And.... ignore all that. Commenting mktempTemplate=pslogscan and
uncommenting #mktempTemplate=pslogscan.XXX did the trick. :)
Thx again!
SteveJ
