OT MailWatch XML-RPC issue

[Alex Neuman]

Have you tried 1.05?

On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 11:42 AM, Rose, Bobby <brose at med.wayne.edu> wrote:
> Is Mailwatch development dead?  I recently upgraded one of my Centos 5.5
> mailscanner servers (I have a pair) and now I seem to have a mailwatch issue
> with the quarantine release or viewmail when the message isn’t quarantined
> locally.
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> The message on the mailwatch page is XML-RPC Error: Parameter type NULL
> mismatch expected type.  I’m guessing something changed with the php-xmlrpc
> that isn’t backward compatible.
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> php-xmlrpc version is 5.1.6-27
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> php is 5.1.6
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> mailwatch is 1.04
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> I know that back in 2008 there was a v2 of mailwatch being worked on but
> never heard anything more on it past its initial alpha 1 release.
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> Has anyone else have a distributed setup and run into this error?  If you
> are running Mailwatch , then what version of php/php-xmlrpc are you
> successfully running at?
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> Thanks
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> Bobby Rose
>
> Sr Systems Administrator, MSIS Network Operations
> Wayne State University School of Medicine
> brose at med.wayne.edu
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