Problem with Custom Functions

[Dennis Willson]

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Yes, I have 1; at the end.

Each of the modules work fine by themselves. I had been running the
SQLBlackWhite.pm module for over a month. I had run
my new module for a couple of days on the test system (without the
SQLBlackWhite.pm installed) and it was running perfectly.
It wasn't until I put the two together that I hit this problem.

In fact I used the SQLBlackWhite.pm as my template for creating my
module. Is there a possiblilty of "interference" with variable naming or
subroutine nameing or anything like that?

Julian Field wrote:

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Do you end the file with a line saying this?
    1;
If not, it will fail. All my example(s) should end in this.

Dennis Willson wrote:

  

 I'm have a problem with some custom functions. I'm extending MailWatch 
and after adding a new perl module which works perfectly by itself. 
Seems to cause the SQLBlackWhite.pm functions to fail with the error 
message:

Oct  2 00:10:07 smtp MailScanner[9596]: MailScanner E-Mail Virus 
Scanner version 4.44.6 starting...
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Config: calling custom init 
function SQLSpamScores
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Read 4 Spam entries
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Config: calling custom init 
function SQLNoScan
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Read 6 No Spam Scan entries
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Config: calling custom init 
function SQLBlacklist
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Starting up SQL Blacklist
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Could not use Custom Function 
code MailScanner::CustomConfig::InitSQLBlacklist, it could not be 
"eval"ed. Make sure the module is correct with perl -wc
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Config: calling custom init 
function MailWatchLogging
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Started SQL Logging child
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Config: calling custom init 
function SQLHighSpamScores
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Read 3 high Spam entries
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Config: calling custom init 
function SQLWhitelist
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Starting up SQL Whitelist
Oct  2 00:10:08 smtp MailScanner[9596]: Could not use Custom Function 
code MailScanner::CustomConfig::InitSQLWhitelist, it could not be 
"eval"ed. Make sure the module is correct with perl -wc

When I run: *perl -wc SQLBlackWhiteList.pm*  I get: 
*SQLBlackWhiteList.pm syntax OK

*I was running the SQLBlackWhiteList just fine prior to adding my 
module (which again runs just fine itself). My module must be 
interfereing with the SQLBlackWhiteList module somehow. I just don't 
know how.....

Thanks for any help
Dennis
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