Vmail does not retrieve new email with ,u or u command #199
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Hi, please try the following command: Let me know if this fails to open up vim. |
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Hi Alex, I just get the vim opening screen, like this VIM - Vi IMproved
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Please provide the preceding lines from the log file. The log line provided |
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Alex, here is are the logged data. Hope this helps. Last login: Wed Feb 10 10:56:03 on ttys001 D, [2016-02-10T11:14:37.777942 #1949] DEBUG -- : loading mailboxes... D, [2016-02-10T11:14:38.522289 #1949] DEBUG -- : Done D, [2016-02-10T11:14:39.416153 #1949] DEBUG -- : Done D, [2016-02-10T11:17:34.919655 #1949] DEBUG -- : Done
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@habpy, if your issue is related to #200, then it has been fixed in the new Vmail version. Please update the gem by using |
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@notalex #200 is a separate issue from this one. I've discussed both issues a little with @habpy before asking him to post this issue up here. The issue here is that the max sequence number check on his INBOX is constantly 1000. @habpy, can you check if the sent messages mailbox now updates with new messages? When we tried it before, opening that mailbox crashed for you. It shouldn't crash anymore after the patch, or if you keep the Vmail window wide enough. |
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@danchoi, #200 has been partly solved. No crashes anymore, however, the Sent Messages mail box does not show sent messages from Feb 15 onward. I’ve tested Vmail today, but I do not see any sent messages. Regarding #199, if I switch with ,m from Inbox to Sent Messages and back again, new email messages are retrieved, so that works. So in summary:
See below: D, [2016-02-17T10:37:37.251169 #1410] DEBUG -- : Message '-6' sent D, [2016-02-17T10:39:56.716076 #1410] DEBUG -- : Done D, [2016-02-17T10:40:16.318661 #1410] DEBUG -- : Done D, [2016-02-17T10:43:27.257579 #1410] DEBUG -- : Done D, [2016-02-17T10:43:55.343214 #1410] DEBUG -- : Done D, [2016-02-17T10:44:03.590073 #1410] DEBUG -- : Done
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@habpy Do the new sent messages not show up, even when Vmail restarts? |
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@dachoi No, even when Vmail is fired up the messages sent earlier from On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 02:32 PM, Daniel Choi [email protected] wrote:
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@habpy I'd like to make clear the situation. Please let me know if this summary is correct:
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@habpy Are you comfortable with using the Unix command line and running tools like the |
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@danchoi, 3 is partly correct. Sending messages from the gmail account from See screenshots. The email sent from Vmail does not show in the sent messages mail box of Vmail
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Yes @danchoi, I think that would work. On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 05:27 PM, Daniel Choi [email protected] wrote:
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That’s correct, there is more output and Vmail starts. By the way, I assumed Give me the instructions on all commands to run and we’ll see how far we get. For now, this is the output (see below) after the ruby -Ilib bin/vmail D, [2016-02-17T18:17:37.620222 #3672] DEBUG -- : Highest seqno: 1000
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@habpy I added a new patch. Can you |
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@habpy To be clear about the steps to test further: From the vmail directory you created a git clone at, |
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Sorry #danchoi, please explain how I get to the vmail directory that was created earlier?
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…in other words, from the Terminal window how do I enter the https://github.com/danchoi/vmail.git https://github.com/danchoi/vmail.git directory?
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@habpy, It is the same vmail directory from where you ran The directory would most probably be in your home folder. If you cannot find the directory, you may perform the same steps as you did the first time. |
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Ah...didn't know it was that simple. It's getting a bit strange. After I started Vmail the ,u command worked On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 10:39 AM, Alex [email protected] wrote:
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@danchoi, @alex, are you waiting for me or am I waiting for you. As as On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 10:39 AM, Alex [email protected] wrote:
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@habpy, I will look into it this week. |
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OK, no rush. I was worried that I didn't understand the procedure. On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 12:02 PM, Alex [email protected] wrote:
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@habpy, Vmail has an auto polling option. You will need to set If you need help with setting up .vmailrc let me know. |
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I tried that option in the past as well, but it doesn't work. Neither ,u On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 04:40 PM, Alex [email protected] wrote:
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Please clear your vmail log. |
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@habpy @notalex Could @habpy post the logs from now on as GitHub Gists and link to it from there? That would be more convenient. Use the "Gist" link at the very top of this and every GitHub page. |
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👍 Let's keep the issue clean. |
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@danchoi, @notalex, This time it worked. Both pressing ,u or u from the message list retrieved the emails I sent to myself after starting Vmail with the I removed the vmail.log from the .vmail dir. I see no new file is created. From the vmail dir that was created with the git command, I can't find any vmail.log file. What I did was that I copied the output from the terminal into the file that I send using the "Gist" link (that is I will try; not sure how this works). |
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@habpy, if |
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@notalex, I've tested a couple of times and this is what I found. I It looks as if the problem arrises when I pres ",u" instead of just "u" in If I want to let it function again properly, I have to leave Vmail and On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 06:27 AM, Alex [email protected] wrote:
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Vmail does retrieve all my new messages when I start it up,
but once it's running the commands ,u or u have no effect. At the bottom it says "checking
for new messages. please wait,” but nothing happens. To see the new message I have to leave Vmail and fire it up again.
Note:
—D, [2016-02-10T15:54:08.453374 #2611] DEBUG -- : Highest seqno: 1000— and this seqno does not change during the process
Is this a gmail or Vmail problem. Does anyone have any idea?
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