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Majordomo error files
In an effort to support error messages that are easy to understand and localize,
the error messages are gradually being moved out of the source code and into
separate files. Each error file is a template file that supports variable
substitution. The files are site-specific, but can be retrieved and customized
on a per-domain basis using the get command. For example, to customize the
password_length file, use this command:
get-edit GLOBAL /error/password_length
Error files are never returned directly. Instead, their text is incorporated
into the appropriate format file for the command that generated the error
(see "help format_files" for further details).
The variable substitutions supported by each file are listed in parentheses.
access_closed
-------------
This message is displayed when a command is denied because one of
the *_access settings is set to "closed".
(standard plus COMMAND, SETTING)
access_confcons
---------------
This message is displayed when a command requires confirmation because
one of the *_policy settings is set to "closed+confirm".
(standard plus COMMAND, SETTING)
access_confirm
--------------
This message is displayed when a command requires confirmation by
default or because one of the *_policy settings includes the word
"confirm".
(standard plus COMMAND, SETTING)
access_confirm2
---------------
This message is displayed when a command requires confirmation from
the user and victim by default.
(standard plus COMMAND)
access_consult
--------------
This message is displayed when a command is moderated because one
of the *_policy settings is set to "closed".
(standard plus COMMAND, SETTING)
access_mismatch
---------------
This message is displayed when the user and victim of a command are
different.
(standard plus COMMAND, USER, VICTIM)
access_password
---------------
This message is displayed when one of the *_access and *_policy settings
contains the word "password" and a command is issued without a password.
(standard plus COMMAND)
access_posing
-------------
This message is displayed when the session user and user of a command are
different.
(standard plus COMMAND, SESSIONUSER, USER)
access_sublist
--------------
This message is displayed when a command that affects a sublist is
issued without an administrative password.
(standard plus COMMAND)
add_headers
-----------
This message is displayed if an attempt to add headers to a message
for the post-addhdr command failed.
(standard substitutions only)
already_registered
------------------
This message is displayed if an attempt is made to register an address
that is already registered.
(standard plus VICTIM)
already_subscribed
------------------
This message is displayed if an attempt is made to subscribe an address
that is already a subscriber.
(standard plus FULLADDR, VICTIM)
after_route
-----------
This message is displayed when comments appear in an e-mail address after
the "route" (the actual address).
(standard substitutions only)
approve_no_command
------------------
This message is displayed when the approve command is not followed by
another Majordomo command on the same line.
(standard substitutions only)
approve_no_password
-------------------
This message is displayed when the approve command is not followed by a
password.
(standard substitutions only)
archive_init
------------
This message is displayed when the archive_start routine has not been
called to initialize the archive.
(standard substitutions only)
at_symbol
---------
This message is displayed when more than one '@' appears in an e-mail
address.
(standard substitutions only)
body_length
-----------
This message is displayed when the body of a posted message is larger
than the size in the maxlength configuration setting.
(standard plus MAXLENGTH, SIZE)
body_part_consult
-----------------
This message is displayed when a posted message contains a body part
type that causes the message to be moderated, as determined by the
attachment_filters configuration setting.
(standard plus CONTENT_TYPE, PART)
body_part_deny
--------------
This message is displayed when a posted message contains a body part
type that causes the message to be discarded, as determined by the
attachment_filters configuration setting.
(standard plus CONTENT_TYPE, PART)
bounce_error
------------
This message is displayed when a technical problem occurred while
information about an e-mail address was being extracted from a bounce
message.
(standard plus ERROR, VICTIM)
bounce_rule
-----------
This message provides a default explanation for an action taken by a
rule in the bounce_rules setting.
(standard plus COMMAND)
bounce_unsub
------------
This message explains that an address was unsubscribed due to a delivery
failure.
(standard plus VICTIM)
bounce_user
-----------
This message displays diagnostics and statistics for one address to
which a posted message could not be delivered.
(standard plus BOUNCE_PERCENT, BOUNCES_DAY, BOUNCES_MONTH, BOUNCES_WEEK,
CONSECUTIVE, DIAGNOSTIC, NONMEMBER, REASONS, STATUS, VICTIM)
bracketed_addresses
-------------------
This message is displayed when more than one e-mail address is included
within a single pair of angle brackets.
(standard substitutions only)
commands_processed
------------------
This message summarizes the results of a group of commands that were
processed by the command parser.
(standard plus COUNT, FAIL, SESSIONID, STALL, SUCCEED)
command_results
---------------
This message is displayed in the Subject header of a message containing
the results of a Majordomo command.
(standard plus COMMAND)
default_reset
-------------
This message is displayed when the "default" command resets a default
setting to an empty value.
(standard plus SETTING)
default_set
-----------
This message is displayed when the "default" command changes a
default setting (delay, list, password, or user).
(standard plus SETTING, VALUE)
denied_post
-----------
This message is displayed in the Subject header of an acknowledgement
message when a posted message is denied by the access checks and the
resulting message has no description. This is usually caused by the
"reply" action in an access rule; see "help configset_access_rules" for
more details.
(standard substitutions only)
digest_mode
-----------
This message is displayed if the digest command is issued without one
of the required command modes.
(standard plus DIGEST_DESCRIPTIONS, DIGESTS, MODES)
dup_checksum
------------
This message is displayed when a posted message has the same body
checksum as a previously posted message.
(standard plus DATE)
dup_msg_id
----------
This message is displayed when a posted message has the same message ID
as a previously posted message.
(standard plus DATE, MESSAGE_ID)
dup_partial_checksum
--------------------
This message is displayed when a posted message has the same body
checksum for the first 10 lines as a previously posted message.
(standard plus DATE)
empty_command
-------------
This message is displayed when the command parser finds an empty
command.
(standard substitutions only)
end_command
-----------
This message is displayed when the command parser recognizes the "end"
command and stops processing commands.
(standard substitutions only)
ending_at
---------
This message is displayed when an e-mail address ends in a '@'.
(standard substitutions only)
existing_sublist
----------------
This message is displayed when an attempt is made to create a sublist
that already exists.
(standard substitutions only)
found_tag
---------
This message is displayed when the command parser finds a tag that ends
a multi-line "here document."
(standard plus TAG)
host_length
-----------
This message is displayed when the host name in an e-mail address is
longer than 64 characters.
(standard substitutions only)
ignored_part
------------
This message is displayed when the command parser ignores a message part
that is not plain text or HTML.
(standard plus CONTENT_TYPE)
inactive_list
-------------
This error message is displayed if access to a list is denied because
the "active" configuration setting for the list is turned off.
(standard substitutions only)
incompatible_mode
-----------------
This message is displayed if a command is issued with two or more
command modes that are incompatible.
(standard plus MODE, MODES)
incomplete_host
---------------
This message is displayed when the host name does not contain at least
one subdomain.
(standard substitutions only)
invalid_address
---------------
This message is displayed if an e-mail address is invalid.
(standard plus ADDRESS, ERROR, LOCATION)
invalid_approval
----------------
This message is displayed if an "Approved" line in a posted message
contains an invalid password. See "help admin_moderate" for more
information about the "Approved" feature.
(standard substitutions only)
invalid_arguments
-----------------
This message is displayed when the message parser ignores arguments for
a command that is not designed to accept arguments.
(standard plus COMMAND)
invalid_attachment
------------------
This message is displayed when the command parser processes an
attachment number that is greater than the number of attachments in a
message.
(standard plus COUNT)
invalid_char
------------
This message is displayed when an e-mail address contains an invalid
character.
(standard substitutions only)
invalid_command
---------------
This error message is displayed if a command is requested that Majordomo
does not support.
(standard plus COMMAND)
invalid_comment
---------------
This message is displayed when the comment portion of an e-mail address
is invalid.
(standard plus COMMENT, ERROR, LOCATION)
invalid_component
-----------------
This message is displayed when part of an e-mail address is not
recognized as either a comment or a route.
(standard substitutions only)
invalid_default
---------------
This message is displayed when the "default" command is used with an
invalid setting.
(standard plus SETTING)
invalid_entity
--------------
This message is displayed when the message parser is unable to
understand the structure of a posted message.
(standard substitutions only)
invalid_file
---------
This message is displayed when a file has an invalid path.
(standard plus FILE)
invalid_hereargs
----------------
This message is displayed when the message parser is asked to process
a here document or input from a message attachment for a command that is
not designed to accept such input.
(standard plus COMMAND)
invalid_list
------------
This error message is displayed if a list name is used that contains
illegal characters. Legal characters include letters, digits,
underscore, period, and hyphen.
(standard substitutions only)
invalid_mode
------------
This error message is displayed if a command mode is requested that
Majordomo does not support for a particular command.
(standard plus MODE, MODES)
invalid_password
----------------
This error message is displayed when an invalid administrative or
personal password, or expired temporary password, is used.
(standard plus VICTIM)
invalid_sublist
---------------
This message is displayed when a message is posted to an auxiliary list
that does not exist.
(standard substitutions only)
invalid_token
-------------
This error message is displayed when the accept, reject, or tokeninfo
command is used with a token that has an invalid format.
(standard plus TOKEN)
ip_address
----------
This message is displayed when an IP address appears on the right-hand
side of an e-mail address without being enclosed in square brackets.
(standard substitutions only)
left_brackets
-------------
This message is displayed when an e-mail address has an extra left angle
bracket.
(standard substitutions only)
lhs_domain_literal
------------------
This message is displayed when a domain literal (an IP address in square
brackets) appears in the local part of an address.
(standard substitutions only)
local_part_length
-----------------
This message is displayed when the local part (the left-hand side of an
address) is longer than 64 characters.
(standard substitutions only)
make_list
---------
This error message is displayed when Majordomo is unable to initialize
an existing mailing list.
(standard substitutions only)
message_deleted
---------------
This message is displayed when a message is deleted from the message
archives.
(standard plus MSGNO, PART)
message_not_deleted
-------------------
This message is displayed when a message could not be deleted.
(standard plus ERROR, MSGNO, PART)
message_number
--------------
This error message is displayed when the archive-part command is used
to access more than one message. For example, the archive-part-edit
command is normally used to alter a single message; if, instead of
a single message number, a group of messages is requested, the command
will fail.
(standard plus MSGNO)
mime_header_length
------------------
This message is displayed when a posted message contains a MIME header
that longer than the limit in the max_mime_header_length setting.
(standard plus LIMIT, SIZE)
missing_mode
------------
This message is displayed if a command is issued with a command mode
that has a prerequisite that is missing. For example, the
archive-immediate command is invalid because "get" mode must be used
with "immediate" mode.
(standard plus MODE, MODES)
missing_tag
-----------
This message is displayed when the command parser reaches the bottom of
a message part without finding a "here document" tag that was expected.
(standard plus TAG)
moderate
--------
This message is displayed when a message is moderated because the
"moderate" configuration setting is enabled.
(standard substitutions only)
multiple_addresses
------------------
This message is displayed when one e-mail address was expected, but more
than one address was specified.
(standard substitutions only)
nested_brackets
---------------
This message is displayed if the route of an e-mail address is enclosed
in more than one pair of angle brackets.
(standard substitutions only)
no_alias
--------
This message is displayed when an e-mail address is not listed in the
aliases database.
(standard plus SOURCE, TARGET)
no_address
----------
This error message is displayed if the register, set, subscribe, or
unsubscribe command is issued with the wwwadm interface, but no e-mail
address is specified.
(standard substitutions only)
no_body
-------
This message is displayed when an e-mail message has no body, or when
the body could not be opened.
(standard substitutions only)
no_domain
---------
This message is displayed when an e-mail address does not contain a host
name.
(standard substitutions only)
no_entity
---------
This message is displayed when a MIME entity could not be created.
(standard substitutions only)
no_file
-------
This message is displayed when a file could not be created or found.
(standard plus FILE)
no_headers
----------
This message is displayed when an e-mail message does not have any
headers.
(standard substitutions only)
no_list
-------
This message is displayed when a command that requires a list name is
used, but no list name has been specified.
(standard plus COMMAND)
no_local_part
-------------
This message is displayed when an e-mail address appears to have a route
which contain only a host name and no local part.
(standard substitutions only)
no_messages
-----------
This message is displayed when the archive command is issued without
a list of messages to retrieve.
(standard substitutions only)
no_password
-----------
This error message is displayed when a Majordomo command that requires
an administrative password is issued without one.
(standard plus COMMAND)
no_route
--------
This message is displayed when an e-mail address appears to consist only
of comments.
(standard substitutions only)
no_stall
--------
This message is displayed when a command is not allowed to stall
because the "nostall" access variable is set.
(standard substitutions only)
no_sublist
----------
This message is displayed when a command that requires a sublist name is
used, but no sublist name has been specified.
(standard plus COMMAND)
no_token
--------
This error message is displayed when the accept, reject, or tokeninfo
command is used, but no token identifier is supplied.
(standard substitutions only)
no_user_password
----------------
This error message is displayed when a Majordomo command that requires
an administrative or personal password is issued without one.
(standard plus COMMAND)
no_visible
----------
This error message is displayed when a configshow command displays
no settings at all.
(standard plus SETTING)
not_extracted
-------------
This error message is displayed when a configset-extract command attempts
to remove a configuration fragment occupies more lines than the
actual value of the setting.
(standard plus EXPECTED, SETTING, VALUE)
not_subscribed
--------------
This message is displayed when an attempt is made to change a
subscription that does not exist.
(standard plus VICTIM)
obsolete_command
----------------
This message is displayed when the command parser processes a Majordomo
command that is obsolete.
(standard plus COMMAND, NEWCOMMAND)
open_file
---------
This message is displayed when a file could not be opened.
(standard plus ERROR, FILE)
over_message_limit
------------------
This message is displayed when a proportional soft or hard limit in the
post_limits setting is exceeded.
(standard plus COUNT, TOTAL)
over_time_limit
------------------
This message is displayed when a temporal soft or hard limit in the
post_limits setting is exceeded.
(standard plus COUNT, TIME)
part_deleted
------------
This message is displayed when part of a message is deleted from the
message archives.
(standard plus MSGNO, PART)
part_not_deleted
----------------
This message is displayed when part of a message could not be deleted.
(standard plus ERROR, MSGNO, PART)
part_replaced
-------------
This message is displayed when part of a message is replaced in the
message archives.
(standard plus MSGNO, PART)
part_not_replaced
-----------------
This message is displayed when part of a message could not be replaced.
(standard plus ERROR, MSGNO, PART)
password_length
---------------
This error message is displayed if the password command is used to
attempt to create a personal password that is too small (see "help password"
and "help configset_password_min_length" for more details).
(standard substitutions only)
password_level
--------------
This error message is displayed when a list administrator uses a
valid password that has insufficient privileges. It applies only
to the configdef and configset commands, which require varying
privileges according to which setting is being changed. The
config_access setting may be used to change the requirements.
(standard plus LEVEL, MODE, NEEDED, SETTING, USER)
pattern_mode
------------
This message is displayed when the "pattern" or "regex" mode of the
set, unregister, or unsubscribe command is used without an
administrative password.
(standard substitutions only)
pending_delivery
----------------
This error message is displayed if the archive-delete command is used to
attempt to remove a message that is scheduled for delivery in one or
more digests.
(standard plus MSGNO)
post_block
----------
This message is displayed in confirmation notices when the "postblock"
setting is enabled for the author of a posted message.
(standard plus USER)
probe_bounce
------------
This message is displayed when a bounce probe message cannot be
delivered to the address that is being probed.
(standard substitutions only)
public_sublist
--------------
This message is displayed when a sublist cannot be destroyed because it
is public (listed in the "sublists" configuration setting).
(standard substitutions only)
relocated_list
--------------
This error message is displayed when a list from the GLOBAL relocated_lists
configuration setting is used in a Majordomo command.
(standard plus NEWLIST)
replacement_header
------------------
This message is displayed when an "Approved" line in the body of a
posted message is not followed by replacement e-mail headers or by a
blank line.
(standard substitutions only)
restrict_post
-------------
This message is displayed when a message is moderated because the author
of the message is not a member of any of the groups listed in the
restrict_post configuration setting.
(standard plus USER, VICTIM)
results_mailed
--------------
This message is displayed when the "default user" command causes the
results of a Majordomo command to be mailed to a different person.
(standard plus FAIL, STALL, SUCCEED, USER)
rhs_domain_literal
------------------
This message is displayed when a domain literal (an IP address enclosed
in square brackets) appears on the right-hand side of an address after
some character other than a '.' or '@'.
(standard substitutions only)
right_brackets
--------------
This message is displayed when an e-mail address has an extra right
angle bracket.
(standard substitutions only)
same_address
------------
This message is displayed when two addresses that were expected to
be different are identical or aliases.
(standard plus USER, VICTIM)
signature_separator
-------------------
This message is displayed when the command parser finds a signature
separator and stops processing commands.
(standard plus SEPARATOR)
single_header_length
--------------------
This message is displayed when one or more of the headers of a posted
message is longer than the limit in the max_header_line_length setting.
(standard plus LIMIT, SIZE)
skipped_lines
-------------
This message is displayed when the command parser skips lines that do
not appear to be part of a command.
(standard plus LINES)
source_route
------------
This message is displayed if an e-mail address contains a source route
(a leading series of host names separated by commas that indicates how
an e-mail message should be routed to its destination).
(standard substitutions only)
spool_file
----------
This message is displayed when the file containing a posted message that
is about to be delivered is missing.
(standard substitutions only)
stalled_post
------------
This message is displayed in the Subject header of acknowledgement
notices when a posted message is delayed or requires confirmation and
the resulting message has no description. This is usually caused by the
"reply" action in an access rule; see "help configset_access_rules" for
more details.
(standard substitutions only)
sublist_post
------------
This message is displayed when a message is posted to an auxiliary list
which is not considered public. See "help auxiliary_list" for a
description of public auxiliary lists.
(standard substitutions only)
taboo_body
----------
This message is displayed when one of the patterns in the
taboo_body setting or a related configuration setting matches
the body of an e-mail message.
(standard plus LINE, LOCATION, PATTERN, TYPE)
taboo_header
------------
This message is displayed when one of the patterns in the
taboo_headers setting or a related configuration setting matches
the body of an e-mail message. Inverted patterns begin with a '!'.
the headers of an e-mail message.
(standard plus LOCATION, PATTERN, TYPE)
taboo_inverted
--------------
This message is displayed when one of the "inverted" patterns in the
taboo_body or taboo_headers setting or a related configuration setting
does not match the body or headers of an e-mail message. Inverted
patterns begin with a '!'.
(standard plus PATTERN, TYPE)
token_deleted
-------------
This message is displayed when a confirmation message cannot be
delivered, causing the confirmation token to be removed from the token
database.
(standard plus TOKEN)
top_level_domain
----------------
This message is displayed if the top-level domain (e.g., com, gov, or
edu) does not appear in the list of valid domains.
(standard substitutions only)
total_header_length
-------------------
This message is displayed when the total size of the headers of a posted
message is larger than the limit in the max_total_header_length setting.
(standard plus LIMIT, SIZE)
undefined_address
-----------------
This error message is displayed if an e-mail address is empty.
(standard plus ADDRESS, ERROR)
under_message_limit
-------------------
This message is displayed when a proportional lower limit in the
post_limits setting is not met.
(standard plus COUNT, TOTAL)
under_time_limit
----------------
This message is displayed when a temporal lower limit in the
post_limits setting is not met.
(standard plus COUNT, TIME)
unknown_bounce
--------------
This message is displayed when the kind of delivery problem (failure or
warning) could not be determined from a bounce message.
(standard substitutions only)
unknown_list
------------
This error message is displayed when a list that has a legal name
but is not supported at this domain is used in a Majordomo command.
(standard substitutions only)
unknown_setting
------------
This error message is displayed if the configdef or configset command is
used to change a configuration setting which is not supported by
Majordomo for the list in question. This may be due to a spelling
error, or due to the fact that some settings are supported only
for the GLOBAL pseudo-list or only for ordinary mailing lists.
(standard plus SETTING)
unknown_token
-------------
This error message is displayed if the accept, reject, or tokeninfo
command is used in conjunction with a token that has the correct
format but could not be found in the token database.
(standard plus TOKEN)
unmatched_paren
---------------
This message is displayed when an e-mail address is missing one or more
right parentheses.
(standard substitutions only)
unparsed_entity
---------------
This message is displayed when the message parser could not find a valid
MIME entity in the message.
(standard substitutions only)
unregistered
------------
This error message is displayed if the password command is used to change
the password for an e-mail address that is not yet registered at this
domain (see "help register" for more details on registering).
(standard plus VICTIM)
word_separator
--------------
This message is displayed when words in an e-mail address are separated
by some character other than a '.' or '@'.
(standard substitutions only)
See Also:
help admin_domain
help format_files
help get
help reply_files
help variables
This is the "error_files" help document for
Majordomo 2, version 0.1201103110.
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