Hello,
On 2013-01-15 21:17, mourik jan heupink wrote:
Quick question about the search results:
There are 7 columns, and the last one is either a green checkmark
(mostly) or a red cross (sometimes).
What does the red cross mean? Gues it indicates some kind of
problem... Sometimes the message body seems to be missing, but also
sometimes I don't notice anything unusual at all...
Can't find it in the docs, the column has no name, and also no
tooltip appears while hovering it...
the red cross indeed indicates a problem. The basic idea about the
green tick vs. red cross things is to provide a way of verification,
to make sure that it's still the same message you retrieved from
the archive that you had archived. Green means ok, red means failure.
If you get an empty body then there's a problem, and we should check
for the logs, check if the message actually exists at all, and check
the output if pilerget. This process is a bit cumbersome, but can be
done, I give you step by step instructions.
So find first a message with a red cross. Then hover the mouse over
the 'Download message (EML)' link. Look for the ..&id=xxxxx parameter.
xxxxx is the metadata id of the given message, it's a number, eg.
54586.
Then connect to the piler database, and issue the following query:
select piler_id from metadata where id=xxxxx;
then you get a string, eg. 4000000050f5c1391e14b4dc008320d7e610
Then execute the following: pilerget
4000000050f5c1391e14b4dc008320d7e610
and it will retrieve the stored message. It's likely to get an error
message. If it looks ok, then please redirect the output to a file, and
see it's content via a hex editor to see everything is really ok.
Also please show me the output of 'piler -V', it should contain your
glibc and gcc versions, too.
When using a certain combination of gcc and glibc I encountered that
the first line was @ecieved: ... instead of Recieved: ....
I still don't know the reason why.
Janos
