Re: [Mailmanager-users] Error message in event.log

[Urko <ur...@tm...>]

In the mean time, I have upgraded to 2.0.4, it went perfectly fine, 
including the dataset migration.

Just to keep you informed of my current status. I will leave MailManager 
running all night, and see if all mails went through. Thankfully I can 
recover manually with a small mail send program and copypasting from the 
Popfile web interface, or opening tickets manually. But this is far from 
ideal, of course.

Thanks in any case for your time.
Urko

Urko wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Graeme Mathieson wrote:
>>
>> On 6 Dec 2005, at 15:43, Urko wrote:
>>
>>> Bad news:
>>> After just a couple of hours running, an email has again been 
>>> retrieved by MailManager (via /mail/getMail), and it's not showing 
>>> up in the database.
>>
>> Eek, that's not good. :-/
> That's what I think, yes :)
>>
>> And there's nothing in $INSTANCE_HOME/log/*.log?  How about in 
>> http://localhost:8080/error_log/manage_workspace ?
> There is nothing in event.log that says there is any error. Nothing 
> different from emails that are properly processed.
> Also nothing is shown in the error_log url you just gave. I have 
> activated the option to copy exceptions to the event.log file, hoping 
> it will give more information.
>
>>
>> Do you have any filters currently enabled?  Can you post details of 
>> them (privately, if you like)?
> I have a very simple filter, copypasting:
>
> *If* "x-text-classification" contains "spam"
> *Then set:* Priority to "Junk" Mark as spam
>
> ....to use the POPFile result.
>
>> If there were any errors with calling 
>> http://localhost:8080/mail/getMail it should display the errors, but 
>> it will redirect you to another page if (hopefully when!) nothing 
>> went wrong.
> That's what it does, yes, it brings me directly into the normal 
> MailManager screen, so that should mean there was no error.
>
>> In order to get more verbose logging out of Zope, edit 
>> $INSTANCE_HOME/etc/zope.conf -- about two thirds of the way down 
>> there'll be a stanza for logging, which should look something like this:
>>
>> <eventlog>
>>   level INFO
>>   <logfile>
>>     path $INSTANCE/log/event.log
>>     level info
>>   </logfile>
>> </eventlog>
>>
>> Change the level from INFO to DEBUG and restart Zope.  event.log 
>> should have lots more exciting information now.
> I will do that right away.
> It's set to level ALL in my installation, I will change it to DEBUG, 
> but I think it will not give much more info... right?
>
> One thing, though, I am running Zope on port 8180, because that one is 
> already occupied. Would this have influence?
>>
>> I'll keep pondering other possibilities...
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