Re: parse errors - can't find reason

[Edward Pena]

I thought it was probably the lists creating an inner loop within the editlist
call to ForEachLineIn...EndLoop construct, and I was correct.  The problem is,
how does one go about calling a list for any editfiles construct?

Adrian Phillips wrote:

> 
> Edward Pena writes:
> 
>     Edward> Any ideas as to why the following continually puts a
>     Edward> "parse error" return in the output?  I have tried
using
>     Edward> single file names instead of the loops (namelists), taken
>     Edward> out the editfiles for inetd.conf, etc. etc., and nothing
>     Edward> works.  This is the only script in execution for
>     Edward> simplicities sake, as it should be well known that an
>     Edward> error in any given script (config file) can return as an
>     Edward> erroneous error in a different config file.  -ed
> 
>     Edward> control:
> 
>     Edward> access = ( root ) split = ( " " ) any_namelist = (
"finger
>     Edward> login shell exec uucp printer time daytime echo chargen
>     Edward> dtspc" ) sun_namelist = ( "comsat systat netstat
discard
>     Edward> kerbd ruserd sprayd walld rstatd rexd ufsd" )
> 
> Whats the error message and where is it pointing to ?
> 
> Do lists work in this context ? From the tutorial :-
> 
>    * in the `to' field of a multiple link action,
> 
>    * in the `from' field of a copy action,
> 
>    * in the directory field of a tidy action,
> 
>    * in the directory field of the files action,
> 
>    * in the ignore action,
> 
>    * in a shell command.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Adrian Phillips
> 
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