No, white box testing is the map of all the distinct entrances and exits; you verify that each entrance leads to the correct exit, and that if you follow the right path, you'll come out in the right place. You're making sure that the design of the maze looks good, by looking at an arial map or satelite photo.

Black box testing is like standing there with a clipboard and noting: "Bill went in exit A, and came out exit B. Check! Sally went in entrance B, and came out exit D. Check! Fred went in entrace C, we heard loud screaming, and then silence. Hmm... the system appears to ocassionally hang when entrance C is used, especially when the input person enters carrying buckets of blood or raw steaks... interesting..."

Debugging is actually wandering through the actual maze, in order to hunt down the monsters inside. Overflying the maze with a helicopter and a shotgun is using "perl -d". :-)