> >>>From time to time, I'm getting this traceback, in the
> sb_imapfilter:
> >> [...]
> >>> File "sb_imapfilter.py", line 559, in Save
> >>> raise BadIMAPResponseError("Cannot find saved message", "")
> >>> BadIMAPResponseError: The command 'Cannot find saved
> message' failed
> >>> to give an OK response.
> >> [...]
> >>> Does anyone have a solution to this, before I examine
> this further?
[...]
> The bad news is - it didn't. The problem remains.
>
> But the good news is: running sb_imapfilter (from CVS) with
> Python2.4 instead of 2.3 really fixed the problem.
Were you using sb_imapfilter not from CVS before? (i.e. was the fix using
Python 2.4, or using Python 2.4 *and* CVS imapfilter?).
The main thing that I can think of that changes with 2.4 is using email 3.0,
which means that there's no need for the unparseable message handling. If
the fix was just changing to 2.4, then maybe the problem is just occurring
with malformed messages? That would certainly be a good place for me to
start looking, at least :)
=Tony.Meyer
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