On 6/01/2010 5:05 PM, Ocean wrote:
        When Outlook is started, you get the error message that SpamBayes
failed to load.  However, the toolbar is present, and you can interact with
it as normal - although it starts off disabled.  I enabled SpamBayes,
started the Trace Collector, and then ran the test suite.  That was the
setup for the partial trace logs I supplied earlier.

So apart from needing to manually enable it, things are working fine for you?

        I gave you everything relevant insofar as the errors that showed up
while running the test suite.

You didn't - I understand you tried to and were thwarted by being unable to find how to copy directly from a command-prompt - but I need the full logs, not just snippets.

 However, *if* SpamBayes is capable of running
correctly, and it's just the test suite that's failing, then the big issue
is what's causing it to not load when Outlook starts.  And I still need a
way to get those trace logs.

You can get the trace logs by using the binary version then following my earlier instructions. The 'troubleshooting guide' on the website might also be useful.

        Well, first of all, I'm running on an Admin account, so my loading
the Trace Collector is already occurring with admin access (however, I tried
doing it manually just to be sure - no change in results).

Running an admin account is quite different than starting with 'run as administrator'.

        And secondly, I do need and prefer to run from source.

That's fine - I'm just trying to help you to get the logs needed for me to help you. Please consider modifying the source so you get 'normal' log behaviour even when running from sources. Alternatively, try running 'setup_py2exe.py' from the source tree to create your own binary installer you can run from.

Cheers,

Mark
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