On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Craig R Hughes wrote: > ...or you can just use the tool that comes with the SA distribution > that's in tools/check_whitelist which will dump the list out all nicely > formatted for you.
I just tried this, and (a) it croaks if invoked with perl 5.005 on the "use warnings;" line, and (b) with perl 5.6.1, it didn't print anything even though a strings of the file shows that there definitely are some entries. Hmm, this is interesting. I don't have an auto-whitelist.db file; my database appears to be directly in the file named auto-whitelist. If I delete from check_whitelist the if (-f "$db.db") so as to let the block that it protects run, I get [EMAIL PROTECTED] -> -1.6 (-200.9/127) but nothing else. What is supposed to be happening here? Have I somehow gotten a strange version of AnyDBM?
