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#163 | fixed | Python egg cache problem (and fix) in v 1.0.0 of email2trac | bas | Dennis McRitchie <dmcr@…> |
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This is related to ticket #126. I'm using v 1.0.0 of email2trac and v 0.11 of Trac, and found that the egg cache problem has not been wholly fixed. I had to make the following change after the call to ReadConfig?(), but before the call to Environment(). Without this change, I got a traceback that it was trying to use a .python-eggs directory under the sendmail directory tree (/var/spool/mqueue/.python-eggs) when Environment() is called.
Dennis |
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#164 | fixed | Email2tracMta documentation error in Test Setup | bas | Dennis McRitchie <dmcr@…> |
Description |
One of the recommended tests on the Email2tracMta page Test Setup section will not work, at least with certain versions of mail, sendmail, and python. mail tracproj < msg.txt results in the following traceback error:
Dec 5 !22:11:24 raas01 email2trac: Traceback (most recent call last): I believe this is due to the fact that msg.txt already has mailer headers. The other test (email2trac --project=tracproj < msg.txt) works, as do normal emails sent via the 'mail' utility. Dennis |
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#165 | fixed | This message has 0 attachment(s) | bas | dereks@… |
Description |
Every ticket I create via email, using email2trac, gets a comment that says: Comments: (by derek) This message has 0 attachment(s) If there are zero attachments, I'd prefer it if there was no comment at all. I don't need to document that something doesn't exist. Also, this "feature" breaks the AnnouncementPlugin? (which allows Trac to send pretty HTML-formatted notifications). If I enable that plugin, I get two HTML-formatted notifications: one for the new ticket (similar to Trac's built-in notifications), but then a second, redundant one to tell me there is a new comment (which just says: "This message has 0 attachment(s)" ). Thanks for working on email2trac, so far it's looking pretty awesome... |