Since I was trying to answer my own question, I actually came across two bug
reports:
1) The following AppleScript crashes LetterRip Pro 4.05b13:
tell application "LetterRip_Server" of machine "eppc://server.local"
set theList to subscriber list named "Real list name"
(* this line works fine *)
set theSub to make new subscriber in theList with properties Â
{name:"Jud Spencer", email address:"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"}
(* this line crashes the server *)
set theSub2 to first subscriber in theList whose name is "Jud Spencer"
delete theSub2 in theList --never gets this far
end tell
I suspect that, as with creation, LetterRip is expecting some other syntax, but
this one shouldn't make it go boom.
2) LetterRip supports the Sophisticated Circuits Kick-Off/PowerKey timer
protocol, where it sets a timer and refreshes it every minute or so. If the
timer counts down to zero, the Kick-Off or PowerKey hardware assumes the server
has crashed, and restarts the server.
In finding the above crash, I noticed that relaunching LetterRip_Server did
*not* remove the previous timer - it continued to count down, and when it
reached zero, the server restarted, even though I had manually relaunched
LetterRip_Server and it was serving and responding just fine.
--Matt
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