Hi,
Svetlana Tkachenko wrote:
Hi Riccardo,
Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]> wrote:
As a first step I ran GNUMail from a Terminal and checked console, and
its output to the Terminal. None have any error.
The GNUMail console has a 'messages' tab where it says that it opened
the original directory (the one I am moving /from/), but no further
messages. Translating from Russian the message reads like this, "Opening
directory IMAP GNUSTEP at fastmail.com ... Directory IMAP GNUSTEP
opened."
Exactly, the console has two tabs Tasks and Messages. When you move a
message I suppose you see a task, check if it completes. Check for messages.
Checking in "Terminal" can be useful too, but if you see nothing,
perhaps nothing unexpected happened.
It would be nice to know how to start GNUMail with English language so
that sharing error messages is easier, as adding LC_ALL=C at the
beginning of the command does not help with the language of messages in
GNUMail's console.
http://gnustep.made-it.com/Configuration/#L10N.LANGUAGES
see NSLanguages. You may set it per-application or global, depending on
the domain.
"hanging operations" and "the debug" probably are a meaningful term,
each, but I am not familiar with how to use them.
"hanging operation" was referred to the application console, thus
application specifich.
Debugging is a term of running gdb or similar.
e.g.
launch gdb
type a breakpoint, to try catching all exceptions
b [NSException raise]
then hit "r" and see then run your task and see if an exception araises.
Riccardo
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