Chris Thielen said: > Hi John > > On Wed, 2004-09-08 at 19:10 -0500, John Fleming wrote: >> I've been manually updating 8-9 rulesets every couple of months and, >> with >> Bayes, get great results. Now I'd like to use rules_du_jour. >> rules_du_jour >> is in /root/bin, and perms executable as suggested. I've also made >> the >> appropriate /etc/rulesdujour/config file. >> >> However, when I try to run it, I get: >> >> Luke:~/bin# ./rules_du_jour >> : bad interpreter: No such file or directory >> Luke:~/bin# > > I've seen this error message show up when the line endings in the file > aren't the same as the OS's line endings. I'm not sure how you could > have improper line endings in the script, but it might be worth > looking > into. > > dos2unix and unix2dos are programs that can convert line endings back > and forth.
Thanks - With the light of day today helping, I got it to work. I didn't understand exactly what needed to be in the config file - I had way too much information copied from the main script. It's now working fine with all the rulesets! Thanks to those that helped. noticed I lost the bash "mail" command - Is that related, i.e. do I >> have a >> bad bash?? > > > What OS is this? You could try reinstalling the package that contains > the 'mail' command, or install an alternative. Yes, I had to reinstall mailx - not sure how it got deleted, and I didn't know the name of the package. This is Debian, and a search for "mail" returns way too many things! Anyway MAIL is working again, which also means the RDJ notifications are working. I also got Pyzor working, so with that, RDJ sets, and Bayes, I'm a very happy SA camper! - John
