Janos, I narrowed down the email through a lot of trial and error. Would it help at all if I sent you a copy of the message to make sure what helper or code is having trouble handling it?
On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 4:16 AM, Janos SUTO <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 2014-07-02 23:05, Shenandoah Gallitz wrote: > >> I'm importing some large email folders that have been converted from >> PST using ReadPST. Usually the import works correctly, but I have one >> folder of .EMLs where Pilerimport -d is stopping on a particular email >> and not going any further. I'm not sure which email is the culprit and >> this folder has over 50,000 emails on it. I can see the list of emails >> that Piler has successfully imported before the one it's stopping on, >> but I don't see any pattern -- Piler isn't importing sorted by >> filename, filesize, inode number, time/date stamp, etc. How does >> pilerimport -d determine the order of the files to import? I'd really >> like to find out which one of these EMLs are causing pilerimport to >> freeze. >> > > well, pilerimport uses the standars readdir() calls to get the next > directory entry, so in whatever order it presents the files to piler, > it uses that way. > > However the reason for a freeze could be a misbehaving external helper > that has a hard time to finish with an attachment in a timely fashion. > > Janos > > -- Shenandoah "Ben" Gallitz Program and Start Date: MS Info. Sec. and Assurance 05/01/2013 Student ID: 000312859 My Mentor: Rey Armijo c 205-370-2513 Birmingham, AL - Central Time [email protected]
