I'm suddenly getting rejection messages as follows from a mailing list I've been using successfully for years - anyone know what it means?
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uk-riders@the-hug.net: Command died with status 255: " tee /tmp/listmail/`date +%s` |/usr/local/bin/thumf3 uk-riders". Command output: Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_file_contents() in /var/www/hosts/the-hug.net/www/mailman/thumf3 on line 429
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Final-Recipient: rfc822; uk-riders@the-hug.net Original-Recipient: rfc822;uk-riders@the-hug.net Action: failed Status: 5.3.0 Diagnostic-Code: x-unix; Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_file_contents() in /var/www/hosts/the-hug.net/www/mailman/thumf3 on line 429
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So this is just a test message.
... BTW Mikey is definitely over his laminitis but is still a bit creaky in other ways,.
On 17 May 20:25, Chris G wrote:
I'm suddenly getting rejection messages as follows from a mailing list I've been using successfully for years - anyone know what it means?
Yes, it means "contact the list admin outside of the list" as it's a broken forward type file.
<snip class="lotsOfIrrelevantPooh"/>
uk-riders@the-hug.net: Command died with status 255: " tee /tmp/listmail/`date +%s` |/usr/local/bin/thumf3 uk-riders". Command output: Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_file_contents() in /var/www/hosts/the-hug.net/www/mailman/thumf3 on line 429
</snip>
See, it's saying "this command what I tried to run on that thar server failed and returned an exit code of 255 - i.e. there's something up with /usr/local/bin/thumf3.
On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 09:38:59PM +0100, Brett Parker wrote:
On 17 May 20:25, Chris G wrote:
I'm suddenly getting rejection messages as follows from a mailing list I've been using successfully for years - anyone know what it means?
Yes, it means "contact the list admin outside of the list" as it's a broken forward type file.
<snip class="lotsOfIrrelevantPooh"/>
uk-riders@the-hug.net: Command died with status 255: " tee /tmp/listmail/`date +%s` |/usr/local/bin/thumf3 uk-riders". Command output: Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_file_contents() in /var/www/hosts/the-hug.net/www/mailman/thumf3 on line 429
</snip>
See, it's saying "this command what I tried to run on that thar server failed and returned an exit code of 255 - i.e. there's something up with /usr/local/bin/thumf3.
OK, thanks, I've forwarded the rejection to the list owner. It's just odd that other posters to the list aren't having a problem.
The only thing that's different (from when I was able to post to the list) is that I'm conncting to my home desktop using ssh and then running mutt rather than just running mutt on the desktop at home (I'm currently in Belgium).
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Brett Parker -
Chris G