I had this problem a while back. Barry tracked it down to being a user
without a password. Thanks again Barry!.
Upgrade to 2.1.2. There are patches that were rolled onto 2.1.2 to deal
with this situation a little more gracefully.
Barry also sent me the following bin/withlist function to test fo
missing passwords. Save this to ban/verify.pl then invoke it as
'bin/withlist -r verify listname' (where listname is, of course, the
name of your list). Find you user with a null password and then set one
for them you'll all fixed.
def verify(mlist):
members = {}
for m in mlist.members.keys():
members[m] = None
for m in mlist.digest_members.keys():
members[m] = None
for m, p in mlist.passwords.items():
if not members.has_key(m):
print 'password for non-member:', m
else:
members[m] = p
for m, p in members.items():
if p is None:
print 'no password for member:', m
print 'done'
--
Eric D. Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Proadmin, Inc.
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