ezmlm-browse

[Jeremy Hansen]

Bruce, I noticed your own mail lists are running under ezmlm-
browse-0.20. I'm having some issues with ezmlm-browse-0.14. I just
see:

Invalid command

I'm running idx-0.444.

Is this something your newer versions might fix?

I'm a long time fan. I still use a lot of your packages.

Thanks!
-jeremy

[Bruce Guenter]

Post by Jeremy Hansen
Bruce, I noticed your own mail lists are running under ezmlm-
browse-0.20. I'm having some issues with ezmlm-browse-0.14. I just
Invalid command
I'm running idx-0.444.
Is this something your newer versions might fix?

Not likely. The new version doesn't change the command structure.
It sounds more like an incomplete installation, that it can't find the
"commands" subdirectory.

BTW Thanks for the nudge. I had forgotten to push 0.20 out. I'll try
to do that soon.

[Jeremy Hansen]

Post by Bruce Guenter

Post by Jeremy Hansen
Bruce, I noticed your own mail lists are running under ezmlm-
browse-0.20. I'm having some issues with ezmlm-browse-0.14. I just
Invalid command
I'm running idx-0.444.
Is this something your newer versions might fix?

Not likely. The new version doesn't change the command structure.
It sounds more like an incomplete installation, that it can't find the
"commands" subdirectory.
BTW Thanks for the nudge. I had forgotten to push 0.20 out. I'll try
to do that soon.

Hmm, so I'm not exactly sure how to figure out why it wouldn't be able
to find the commands subdirectory. It's in the same directory as
browse.cgi. Is there an easy way I can print what path its trying to
use?

Thanks
-jeremy

[Jeremy Hansen]

Post by Jeremy Hansen

Post by Bruce Guenter

Post by Jeremy Hansen
Bruce, I noticed your own mail lists are running under ezmlm-
browse-0.20. I'm having some issues with ezmlm-browse-0.14. I just
Invalid command
I'm running idx-0.444.
Is this something your newer versions might fix?

Not likely. The new version doesn't change the command structure.
It sounds more like an incomplete installation, that it can't find the
"commands" subdirectory.
BTW Thanks for the nudge. I had forgotten to push 0.20 out. I'll try
to do that soon.

Hmm, so I'm not exactly sure how to figure out why it wouldn't be
able to find the commands subdirectory. It's in the same directory
as browse.cgi. Is there an easy way I can print what path its
trying to use?
Thanks
-jeremy

So actually, I tried 0.13 and it's working. Not exactly sure where
the bug is. Same setup, just 0.13.

Thanks
-jeremy