Arent sources are supposed to be fool free? :)

[Simeon Vlahov]

Suppose a stupid user tries to generate dynamic address with no keyword 
or with no days to expire, sometimes just in purpose in order to test 
the software. Here is what happens:

/usr/local/tmda-cgi-0.10/tmda-cgi.py

 143   elif Cmd == "gen_addr":



 144     import GenAddr



 145     Call(GenAddr)



 146   elif Cmd == "globalconfig":



 147     import GlobalConfig



Call = <function Call>, GenAddr = <module 'GenAddr' from 'GenAddr.pyc'>



/usr/local/tmda-cgi-0.10/tmda-cgi.py in Call(Library=<module 'GenAddr' 
from 'GenAddr.pyc'>, Str=None)

  55     Library.Show(Str)



  56   else:



  57     Library.Show()



  58



  59 # Capture WebUID



Library = <module 'GenAddr' from 'GenAddr.pyc'>, Library.Show = 
<function Show>



/usr/local/tmda-cgi-0.10/GenAddr.py in Show()

 149   # Create the address



 150   try:



 151     T[DestField] = PVars[("TestAddr", "To")] = \



 152       Address.Factory(tag = Tag).create(Base, Option).address



 153     PVars.Save()



T = <Template.Template instance>, DestField = 'KeywordAddr', global 
PVars = <Session.Session instance>, global Address = <module 
'TMDA.Address' from '../tmda-0.80/TMDA/Address.pyc'>, Address.Factory = 
<function Factory>, tag undefined, Tag = 'keyword', ).create undefined, 
Base = None, Option undefined

UnboundLocalError: local variable 'Option' referenced before assignment
     __doc__ = 'Local name referenced but not bound to a value.'
     __getitem__ = <bound method UnboundLocalError.__getitem__ of 
<exceptions.UnboundLocalError instance>>
     __init__ = <bound method UnboundLocalError.__init__ of 
<exceptions.UnboundLocalError instance>>
     __module__ = 'exceptions'
     __str__ = <bound method UnboundLocalError.__str__ of 
<exceptions.UnboundLocalError instance>>
     args = ("local variable 'Option' referenced before assignment",)

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