Syntax Error That Doesn't Exist, Yet MS Thinks It Does

[Steve Douglas]

Thanks.  I use plain text in Outlook for the mail, but I need to stop using
it.  I am leaning more towards a web based platform eventually.  However, I
did find the error.  I did have an extra character in the syntax and removed
it.  Thanks for the information.

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Subject: Re: Syntax Error That Doesn't Exist, Yet MS Thinks It Does


Steve,

	I'll go with the obvious, what are you using to edit this?
If you use something like pico and didn't turn off the wordwrap then that's
possibly a cause...

	Also, I know Outlook's mangling what I see, but is that
one long line of streaming # commentary?  The LogIframestag thing is on a
line below all your commented-out stuff, right?

	If it is and you have spaces between the command as
you have it displayed in this e-mail, it's probably freaking out on the
spacing and needs '_'s instead of blank characters?

	Just some quickies for you to scope out...

     David J. Duffner
     President
     PSCGi
     Paradise Shore Communications Group
     www.pscginternet.com


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> Subject: Syntax Error That Doesn't Exist, Yet MS Thinks It Does
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> My Mail Logs State the following:
> Jun 29 12:03:01 hprh MailScanner[5948]: Syntax error(s) in
> configuration
> file:
> Jun 29 12:03:01 hprh MailScanner[5948]: Unrecognised keyword
> "logiframetages" at line 497 Jun 29 12:03:01 hprh
> MailScanner[5948]: Aborting due to syntax errors in
> /etc/MailScanner/MailScanner.conf.
>
> My actual MailScanner on this line states the following:
>
> # Banning <IFrame> tags completely is likely to break some
> common HTML # mailing lists, such as Dilbert and other
> important things like that. # So before you implement any
> restriction on them, you can log the sender # of any message
> containing an <IFrame>, so that you can set the option #
> above to be a ruleset allowing IFrame tags from named "From"
> addresses # and banning all others.  This can also be the
> filename of a ruleset. Log IFrame Tages = no
>
> Line 497 is directly above this
>
>
> I deleted and saved the line and even retyped manually.  Any
> suggestions are appreciated.
>
> Steve Douglas
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