Author : adisconteam

BSD-style config blocks are no longer supported.

For more informations please follow this link.

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We had a problem parsing JSON (or extra data).

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Error in RELP processing.

If this message occurs:
imrelp: could not activate relp listner, code 10046

This means that the platform does not provide TLS auth support. In general, this means that GnuTLS is too old.

Here is the recommended solution:
Install a current version of GnuTLS on that system and rebuild librelp from source.

Alternatively you can try to use TLS in anonymous mode! Please note that this does not guard against man-in-the-middle attacks, it at least keeps message flow encrypted.

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(Input) module does not support input() statement.

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Legacy parameter no longer permitted.

There is a conflict between a v6+ style module parameter and a legacy parameter. Once module-global parameters have been set in a module() statement, they can no longer be changed via legacy parameters. Note that this applies to all parameters, no matter if they are explicitly specified in the module() statement or not. Legacy parameters are blocked in order to prevent inconsitent results.

If you absolutely need to use the legacy parameters, you can still use $ModLoad instead of module(). Note, however, that this may result in inconsistent result, as it was always the case in the legacy system.

To solve the problem: The accompanying error message lists the legacy statement in question. Please check the module documentation to the equivalent v6+ parameter.

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Module already in current configuration.

A module is already present in the configuration. In most cases, this means that there are multiple $ModLoad or module() statements for the same module within the configuration file(s). Except for built-in modules this is not possible to avoid inconsistency in module paramters. For built-in modules, the same parameter can not be set twice.

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The module (no longer) supports legacy action syntax.

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Module loaded, but no listeners are defined.

You tried to configure some server, but no (valid) configuration statement was provided to actually start one. So while the module was loaded, it does not do any useful work at all. This may be caused by some configuration problems with the statements that are intended to setup the server.

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Missing configuration parameters.

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Config objects (v6 conf) are not supported here.

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