[Chandler-dev] passing mail functional tests

[Brian Kirsch]

Hi Andre,
There was a schema upgrade in r12591 so you need to rebuild your repo.

If you still see this issue then please file a bug including the  
server used and
any log files or debug messages that are printed.


Thanks,
Brian


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On Dec 11, 2006, at 2:49 PM, Andre Mueninghoff wrote:

> Hi, in the case it is related, thought I'd mention that I have gotten
> "Index out of range" dialogue boxes when trying to sync/download my  
> IMAP
> inbox ever since r12591. For example, when there were 72 messages  
> in my
> inbox on the server, 18 would download, then boom, no more thereafter.
> Repository checks fine.
> Good Luck, Andre
>
> On Mon, 11 Dec 2006 09:36:55 -1000, "Brian Kirsch"
> <bkirsch at osafoundation.org> said:
>>
>> On Dec 11, 2006, at 6:00 AM, Grant Baillie wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> On 10 Dec, 2006, at 20:37, Reid Ellis wrote:
>>>
>>>> I'm still getting this problem. Please note that this is with a
>>>> virgin Chandler checkout - no local changes made at all. I want to
>>>> fix my tinderbox issues relating to the mail address indicator
>>>> code, but until I can fix this, I am at a loss. Any insight would
>>>> be greatly appreciated.
>>>>
>>>> For a glorious, full-res screenshot:
>>>>
>>>> 	http://static.flickr.com/123/319251387_a66030de12_o.jpg
>>>
>>> Well, there probably is a Windows DNS setting somewhere you could
>>> use to make sure your hostname contains a ".". Good luck finding
>>> that ;). Seriously, the IT folks probably know: you could try
>>> filing a support ticket. If you have cygwin, maybe the "hostname"
>>> command will do the trick?
>>>
>>> I think I mentioned on IRC the other day that we should think about
>>> having Chandler send the IP address (v4 or v6) in SMTP EHLO/HELO
>>> instead of the hostname. There's an allowed syntax for this in RFC
>>> (2)821, it's used by at least two clients I know of, and in my
>>> experience it works better than requiring users' client OSes to be
>>> configured right. (By "IP address" here, I mean the return value of
>>> socket.getpeername(), i.e. the source IP address of the connected
>>> socket).
>>>
>>
>> Hum, perhaps that is a good suggestion. Let me take a look at the
>> twisted code and see what it is currently sending on EHLO / HELO.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Brian
>>
>>> --Grant
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Reid
>>>>
>>>> On Dec 9, 2006, at 3:29, Reid Ellis wrote:
>>>>> It's strange, I updated to Brian's r12591, which the tinderbox
>>>>> was green with early this afternoon, but I keep getting
>>>>> functional test failures for TestNewMail, with the dialog coming
>>>>> up asking if I want to set up a mail account.  I rm'ed the whole
>>>>> chandler dir and re-checked out, but no luck, still the same
>>>>> problem.
>>>>>
>>>>> This is under Windows XP running in Parallels on a Mac Pro.
>>>>>
>>>>> Do I need to set up the Windows environment to produce a proper
>>>>> fully-qualified domain name or something to pass the mail test?
>>>>>
>>>>> Reid
>>>>
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>   Andre Mueninghoff
>   andre_mueninghoff at fastmail.fm
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