Emanuel Barry added the comment:
I'm not home to check, but judging by the error message and previous
discussions with other developers, it seems indeed like an issue with a
non-ASCII character in my hostname. I've changed my hostname since then, so I'm
going to close this as won't fix. If it
Vinay Sajip added the comment:
I am unable to reproduce this under Windows with either 32-bit or 64-bit
Python, using revision 26dd6e7f. I used Windows 10 rather than 7 as that's all
I can test on, but I don't believe it would make a difference. Is this error
still reproducible? If not, I'll
R. David Murray added the comment:
Domain names should never have non-ascii in them. They should be IDNA encoded.
There is a known problem where Windows will return non-ascii domain names if
the local hostname is configured naively (see issue 9377). SMTPUTF8 might be a
workaround in
INADA Naoki added the comment:
Maybe, `socket.getfqdn()` returns non-ASCII string in your environment.
smtpd.py has `-u` option which enables utf-8 support.
smtpd.SMTPServer has enable_SMTPUTF8 option.
test_logging.TestSMTPServer should enable this option.
Could you test adding
New submission from Emanuel Barry:
Ran the test as 'python -W error -m test.test_logging' on latest 3.6 version.
No idea what causes this; full traceback attached. Not sure if it's relevant,
but I'm running Windows 7.
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components: Library (Lib), Tests
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