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From bounce message produced by postfix MTA:

TD: saving email to /tmp/tmpKadtCi.email2trac 
TD:   writing body to /tmp/tmpsgE73w.email2trac 
TD: part1: Content-Type:   application/octet-stream Traceback (most recent call last):
   File   "/usr/bin/email2trac", line 2151, in <module>   tktparser.save_email_for_debug(m, True)
   File "/usr/bin/email2trac", line   575, in save_email_for_debug
     self.debug_attachments(message_parts)
   File "/usr/bin/email2trac", line 519, in debug_attachments
     print 'TD:   part%d: filename: %s' % (n, filename) 
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec   can't encode character u'\xc4' in position 33: ordinal not in range(128)

The filename causing this behaviour is AUFTRAGSBESTÄTIGUNGS-FORMULAR_115886.PDF, containing a German umlaut.

Deployed Version of email2trac is 1.4.3

I'm trying to get Email2Trac to work with Fetchmail but I'm having issues.

The setup is currently using CentOS 5, Trac 0.11.4 and Email2Trac 0.80.

I have it configure with the MTA as root and the Trac user as apache.

When I do the test: email2trac --project=tracproj < msg.txt

It works fine. The ticket is created.

But when I run it through Fetchmail, I get this error: fetchmail: Error writing to MDA: Broken pipe

not flushed

Can anyone help me fix this? I would really like to get this working since it makes things a lot easier.

Hi Bas,

I'm looking after WANdisco's input to Apache Bloodhound, which is an ASF
project based on Trac, aiming to improve the default packaging
and provide an easier to use and more accessible defect tracker out of the
box. You can find out more at http://incubator.apache.org/bloodhound/
(although
it is still early days!)

As part of the work we'd doing we are hoping to include some useful Trac
plugins, pre-configured and ready to use out of the box. In the case of
email2trac, we believe your tool provides essential functionality and are
wondering if you would consider allowing this to be used as part of
Bloodhound? We'd be happy to help maintain the tool going forwards and
would also welcome any suggestions you have for ongoing collaboration.

Obviously the GPL license of email2trac restricts us from including
email2trac as it is today, so the first question would be whether this is
something you and any other authors of email2trac be interested in talking
about further, either by email or on a quick conference call?

Best Wishes,

Ian

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WANdisco, Inc.

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