Hi All,The -w flag to Perl enables the warnings that you're seeing. You can add " -w" to the "#!/usr/bin/perl" line of your test stub to have your test stub print the same errors, or you can add "use warnings;" to the beginning of your code to have the same effect.
I'm trying to debug some of my filter code and I'm getting a lot of warnings to stderr that are redirected to syslog - which is fine.
The main errors I'm getting are to do with bitwise operators and byte arrays. I can't reproduce these errors when running the same code outside of MIMEDefang.
So, what warning flags is MIMEDefang run with (looks
like it's just -w in the process list)? We're running
with non-embedded mode.
The "ugly hack" way to get rid of these messages is to add "no warnings;" to your mimedefang-filter to disable the warning messages.
Your use of IO::Socket::INET that you quoted looks okay, so I wouldn't think that the warnings are coming from there; I'd guess that they might be coming from wherever you initialize your socket. But I'm not very familiar with IO::Socket::INET, and without seeing your code or the exact warnings, I'm just guessing.
Hope this helps.
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