Re: Command died with status 9: "perl"

Vadtec: > Oct 20 18:18:09 example postfix/local[5396]: warning: unable to create > lock file /path/to/my/script/parse.pl.lock: Permission denied Postfix requires "|/path/to/my/script/parse.pl" if you want to EXECUTE the script. BTW Postfix will NOT execute the script with the privileges of the "p

Re: Command died with status 9: "perl"

Thanks for all the great info. mouss wrote: [reposting to list, even if you posted other messages after this] Vadtec a écrit : you have an error in your perl script. Maybe. debug the script. run it manually. I had already ran the script manually to verify it worked.

Re: Command died with status 9: "perl"

[reposting to list, even if you posted other messages after this] Vadtec a écrit : >> you have an error in your perl script. >> > Maybe. debug the script. run it manually. >> >>> [snipped to save space] >>> >>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: cannot append message to file >>>/path/to/my/perl/scri

Re: Command died with status 9: "perl"

Brian Evans - Postfix List wrote: 'man 5 postconf' says: --- default_privs (default: nobody) The default rights used by the local(8) delivery agent for delivery to external file or command. These rights are used when delivery is requested from an aliases(5) file that is owned by root, or whe

Re: Command died with status 9: "perl"

Vadtec wrote: > Sorry mouss, meant to send this to the mailing list, not you directly. > > Actually, I just found the log file. Go figure, I was distracted > earlier. Turns out its a lock file creation issue. > > Oct 20 18:18:09 example postfix/local[5396]: warning: unable to create > lock file /pa

Re: Command died with status 9: "perl"

Sorry mouss, meant to send this to the mailing list, not you directly. Actually, I just found the log file. Go figure, I was distracted earlier. Turns out its a lock file creation issue. Oct 20 18:18:09 example postfix/local[5396]: warning: unable to create lock file /path/to/my/script/parse.

Re: Command died with status 9: "perl"

): parse: |perl > /path/to/my/perl/script/parse.pl > > Its receiving the e-mail just fine, but I'm getting the following in a > bounced reply: > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Command died with status 9: "perl". Command output: >Number found where operator expe

Command died with status 9: "perl"

Its receiving the e-mail just fine, but I'm getting the following in a bounced reply: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Command died with status 9: "perl". Command output: Number found where operator expected at - line 1, near "Oct 20" (Do you need to predeclare Oct?)