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Re: [sup-devel] sup v2 progress report

Excerpts from William Morgan's message of dom mar 27 17:41:59 -0300 2011:

> Heliotrope, the server component, is close to ready for a version 1 release.
> You can find it at https://github.com/wmorgan/heliotrope/.

Hi,

I find this to be great.  Thanks for writing it.

I just tried to follow the instructions on a Debian machine and noticed
that you need to install the package ruby1.9.1-dev in order for the
whistlepig and oklahoma_mixer gems.  Probably most Ruby-addicted people
already have it so they don't see that problem, but since I'm not one of
those, it did bit me.  I suggest this should be in the README file.

I ran into a problem importing email that has Latin1 headers.  The crash
I got was:

/home/alvherre/Code/heliotrope/lib/heliotrope/maildir-walker.rb:44:in `block in get_date_in_file': invalid byte sequence in UTF-8 (ArgumentError)
        from /home/alvherre/Code/heliotrope/lib/heliotrope/maildir-walker.rb:42:in `open'
        from /home/alvherre/Code/heliotrope/lib/heliotrope/maildir-walker.rb:42:in `get_date_in_file'
        from /home/alvherre/Code/heliotrope/lib/heliotrope/maildir-walker.rb:35:in `block in get_files'
        from /home/alvherre/Code/heliotrope/lib/heliotrope/maildir-walker.rb:35:in `map'
        from /home/alvherre/Code/heliotrope/lib/heliotrope/maildir-walker.rb:35:in `get_files'
        from /home/alvherre/Code/heliotrope/lib/heliotrope/maildir-walker.rb:21:in `done?'
        from bin/heliotrope-add:98:in `<main>'

I added a debugging rescue to that block and found that the message has
this header:
List-Id: Consultas T<E9>cnicas sobre Linux y Software Libre <l-linux.velug.org.ve>

Note that the <E9> is actually a Latin-1 "é".  (The message has a valid Date:
header).

This is obviously a bogus message; you're not supposed to use non-ASCII
chars in the header.  But these guys did it anyway.  I'm not sure what
would be a good fix for this problem.  I guess it involves discarding
the failing line so that it can index the message using the proper date
instead of "0".

I haven't tried Turnsole yet.  I checked the WEBrick thingy and it seems
pretty neat.

Thanks!

-- 
Álvaro Herrera <alvherre@alvh.no-ip.org>
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