From: Darren S. <ds...@yo...> - 2007-03-30 15:35:10
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----- Begin forwarded message ----- Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2007 12:59:48 +0100 From: Jeremy C B Nicoll <je...@bl...> To: Darren Salt <ds...@yo...> Subject: POPstar problems I've been using !POPstar 2.06-ds.5 under VRPC as part of my migration of email etc from RPC/Pluto to laptop/Gemini (allowing me to collect mail on the laptop then move the files to the RPC and read/answer some of it from that machine). Mostly it seems ok but every so often the POPstar log file shows an unexpected response to a DELE command. In all but one case there's nothing on the following line (assuming it is meant to be the unexpected response). For example: 26 Jan 00:17:56 060 Fetched 40 messages for win...@po..., synchronising with server 26 Jan 00:18:06 060 Fetched 80 messages for win...@po..., synchronising with server 26 Jan 00:18:16 060 Fetched 120 messages for win...@po..., synchronising with server 26 Jan 00:18:29 060 Fetched 160 messages for win...@po..., synchronising with server 26 Jan 00:18:42 030 Unexpected response to DELE command 26 Jan 00:18:42 030 26 Jan 00:18:42 060 Fetched 198 messages for win...@po... 30 Jan 14:01:46 060 Fetched 40 messages for jer...@po..., synchronising with server 30 Jan 14:01:48 030 Unexpected response to DELE command 30 Jan 14:01:48 030 30 Jan 14:01:48 060 Fetched 64 messages for jer...@po... 04 Feb 00:25:14 060 Fetched 12 messages for jer...@po... 04 Feb 00:25:20 030 Unexpected response to DELE command 04 Feb 00:25:20 030 . 04 Feb 00:25:20 060 Fetched 1 messages for win...@po... 04 Feb 00:25:46 060 Fetched 10 messages for win...@po... 04 Feb 00:42:20 060 Fetched 1 messages for ang...@po... 05 Feb 00:24:37 060 Fetched 40 messages for jer...@po..., synchronising with server 05 Feb 00:24:39 030 Unexpected response to DELE command 05 Feb 00:24:39 030 05 Feb 00:24:39 060 Fetched 48 messages for jer...@po... 05 Feb 00:25:09 060 Fetched 12 messages for jer...@po... Is there anything I can do to collect more info, eg changing a syslog option? I know (from experiments with a much modified copy of AntiSpam that I wrote for use on my RPC under RO 3.70) that socket handling doesn't work quite the same way under RO 4.39 and/or VRPC as it did on the older machine. Eg under VRPC I needed to close sockets explicitly in places where previously it wasn't needed, and some of the return-code checking changed because socket calls that worked returned non-zero (non-error) return codes where iirc under ro 3.70 they didn't return any status info. And in the logging my app's doing I see many instances of "would block" status coming back from calls that do eventually work if one waits long enough (or retries them? - I can't quite remember). I wouldn't be surprised though if my code is poor since it was based on someone-else's understanding of sockets... Anyway I wonder if you know if anyone else is using this version of POPstar under VRPC and if anyone else ha similar problems? Also, I've got several users/accounts defined but have to pick them off the Fetch-> menu one by one manually - just clicking on the fetch entry in the main menu doesn't seem to process them one by one as I think I thought it might do. Is there some option I have set wrongly? -- Jeremy C B Nicoll - my opinions are my own. ------ End forwarded message ------ -- | Darren Salt | d @ youmustbejoking,demon,co,uk | nr. Ashington, | Toon | RISC OS, Linux | s zap,tartarus,org | Northumberland | Army | + At least 4000 million too many people. POPULATION LEVEL IS UNSUSTAINABLE. Good news crawls along. |