Re: crm114 on 64 bit SuSE

Thomas Spahni <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.spam.crm114
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Thu, 14 Aug 2008, Paolo wrote:

> On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 02:57:00PM +0200, Thomas Spahni wrote:
> > 
> > crm: *ERROR*
> > Statement 833(./mailreaver.crm) NOT YET IMPLEMENTED !!! Check your source code. Here's the text:
> > 4)
> > Sorry, but this program is very sick and probably should be killed off.
> > This happened at line 833 of file ./mailreaver.crm:
> >     4) :/
> 
> try 
> 
> ! crm -l 2 mailreaver.crm 2>&1|grep -4 ^0833
> 
> then <Ctrl-C> to exit; pls post what you get.

Hi again

This gets around line 0833:

0819  :    # Expansion 2 - fetch and insert URLs into the stream for further
0820  :    # analysis.  BUG NOTE: as originally written, this was fully recursive
0821  :    # without limit, and might concieveably spider the entire web.  The
0822  :    # EVAL statement limits total fetched length to not more than 
0823  :    # one fetch more than :decision_length:
0824  :     
0825  :    { 
0826  :      match [:expand_urls:] /yes/
0827  :      { 
0828  :        match [:m_text:] (:url:) /http:\/\/[[:graph:]]+/
0829  :        isolate (:wget_output:) //
0830  :        syscall /:*:url_fetch_cmd: :*:url: | :*:url_trim_cmd: / 		    () (:wget_output:)
0831  :        alter (:url:) /:*:url:\n  :*:wget_output:  \n/
0832  :        eval /:@: :#:m_text: < (:*:decision_length: / 4) :/
0833  :        liaf 
0834  :      } 
0835  :    } 
0836  :     

> this seems like what I see (mailfilter likely didn't change much recently).
> 
> > Conclusion: Bill Y *.crm scripts no longer work with
> > GerH binary crm114 20080502-Blame-Jason. :-((
> 
> yep, guess GerH's stricter parser/compiler barfs on such '[:*:pr:]'.

I suspect it barfs on the division slash here.

Regards
Thomas Spahni

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