[Maia-users] Deprecated Define?

Discussion:

Bob

2015-05-16 00:07:10 UTC

I got the following messages when running
../scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl

defined(%hash) is deprecated at /var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl line 144.
(Maybe you should just omit the defined()?)
defined(@array) is deprecated at /var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl line 151.
(Maybe you should just omit the defined()?)

Should I change something?

Thanks,
Bob

Bob

2015-05-21 00:53:14 UTC

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I'm not sure why no one responded. Can someone give me an idea how to
deal with this? I Googled and found nothing.

thanks,
Bob

Post by Bob
I got the following messages when running
../scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl
defined(%hash) is deprecated at
/var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl line 144.
(Maybe you should just omit the defined()?)
/var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl line 151.
(Maybe you should just omit the defined()?)
Should I change something?
Thanks,
Bob
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m***@pizarro.net

2015-05-21 06:58:17 UTC

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Hello,

My previous installation that dated back to 2012 used to
suffer from the same problem. My current one which follows Janky Jay's
updated tutorial does not. The location you quote (I think the default
scripts location is now /usr/local/share/maia/) suggests you are still
using the previous version. You might want to consider updating your
setup. The offending `defined` at l. 151 has been removed so using the
updated version of the scripts might help if you do not want to update
your whole setup, though I have no idea if they are a drop-in
replacement and advise caution.

All the best,

MatÃas

On 21-05-2015

Post by Bob
I'm not sure why no one responded. Can someone

give me an idea how to

Post by Bob
deal with this? I Googled and found nothing.
thanks,
Bob

Post by Bob
I got the

following messages when running ../scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl
defined(%hash) is deprecated at
/var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl line 144. (Maybe you
should just omit the defined()?) defined(@array) is deprecated at
/var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl line 151. (Maybe you
should just omit the defined()?) Should I change something? Thanks, Bob
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Bob

2015-05-21 17:34:05 UTC

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The port for the new version didn't let me know the location changed and
it didn't overwrite the old version's cron jobs. Fixed now. Thanks for
your help.

Bob

Post by m***@pizarro.net
Hello,
My previous installation that dated back to 2012 used to suffer from
the same problem. My current one which follows Janky Jay's updated
tutorial does not. The location you quote (I think the default scripts
location is now /usr/local/share/maia/) suggests you are still using
the previous version. You might want to consider updating your setup.
The offending `defined` at l. 151 has been removed so using the
updated version of the scripts might help if you do not want to update
your whole setup, though I have no idea if they are a drop-in
replacement and advise caution.
All the best,
MatÃas

Post by Bob
I'm not sure why no one responded. Can someone give me an idea how to
deal with this? I Googled and found nothing.
thanks,
Bob

Post by Bob
I got the following messages when running
../scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl defined(%hash) is deprecated
at /var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl line 144.
deprecated at /var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl
line 151. (Maybe you should just omit the defined()?) Should I
change something? Thanks, Bob
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Jason Street

2015-05-21 07:57:26 UTC

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What OS and Maia version are you running?

Post by Bob
I'm not sure why no one responded. Can someone give me an idea how to
deal with this? I Googled and found nothing.
thanks,
Bob

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m***@pizarro.net

2015-05-21 08:08:50 UTC

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Oops, context blooper,

I have PurpleHatOrg and Maia mailing lists
grouped and wrongly assumed this was PHO. Anyone not running FreeBSD and
PHO's setup should ignore my post.

sowwwwwy,

MatÃas

On 21-05-2015

Post by Jason Street
What OS and Maia version are you

running?

Post by Jason Street

Post by Bob
I'm not sure why no

one responded. Can someone give me an idea how to deal with this? I

Post by Jason Street

Post by Bob

Post by Bob
I got the following messages when running

../scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl defined(%hash) is deprecated at
/var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl line 144. (Maybe you
should just omit the defined()?) defined(@array) is deprecated at
/var/maiad/maia/scripts/send-quarantine-digests.pl line 151. (Maybe you
should just omit the defined()?) Should I change something? Thanks, Bob
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Jason Street

2015-05-21 08:23:00 UTC

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Post by m***@pizarro.net
Oops, context blooper,
I have PurpleHatOrg and Maia mailing lists grouped and wrongly assumed
this was PHO. Anyone not running FreeBSD and PHO's setup should ignore
my post.
sowwwwwy,
Matías

Ah I am the one who should be sorry, I meant to reply to Bob's email...
:-/

¬¬JS

Janky Jay, III

2015-05-21 15:21:15 UTC

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Last I conversed with Bob, he was running the latest Maia 1.0.4 from
ports. So, this issue shouldn't be happening at all. I'm also curious
as to where these scripts have come from..?

Post by Jason Street

Post by m***@pizarro.net
Oops, context blooper,
I have PurpleHatOrg and Maia mailing lists grouped and wrongly
assumed this was PHO. Anyone not running FreeBSD and PHO's setup
should ignore my post.
sowwwwwy,
Matías

Ah I am the one who should be sorry, I meant to reply to Bob's
email... :-/
¬¬JS

Bob

2015-05-21 17:31:30 UTC

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Apparently, the new install didn't overwrite the old cron jobs from the
1.0.3 version. Nor did I see any notice that the scripts moved. So, my
maia cron jobs still point to the old /var/maiad/maia/scripts directory.
The port needs to either move them back to the old location or let
upgraders know. I have manually updated the location for the cron jobs.
I have also deleted the old directory

Thanks,
Bob

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Last I conversed with Bob, he was running the latest Maia 1.0.4 from
ports. So, this issue shouldn't be happening at all. I'm also curious
as to where these scripts have come from..?

Post by Jason Street

Post by m***@pizarro.net
Oops, context blooper,
I have PurpleHatOrg and Maia mailing lists grouped and wrongly
assumed this was PHO. Anyone not running FreeBSD and PHO's setup
should ignore my post.
sowwwwwy,
Matías

Ah I am the one who should be sorry, I meant to reply to Bob's
email... :-/
¬¬JS