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April 2019

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Error message. Don't know how to proceed
by daniel＠kaesmayr.net 29 Sep '24

29 Sep '24

Hello, I have installed isbg on my ubuntu 18.04 server to do its magic. However I get an error message for my emails: <email.message.Message object at 0x7fa6efdb78d0> ('uid FETCH', ('2916', '(BODY.PEEK[])')) = ('OK', [('5 (UID 2916 BODY[] {42157}', "'Return-Path: XXXXXXXXX, ')']) ['spamassassin', '--exit-code'] error for mail 2916 NoneType: None Would anyone be able to point me towards a way to fix this? Thanks, Daniel

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Version 2.1.0 is out!
by Louis-Philippe Véronneau 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

We just released version 2.1.0. Thanks a lot to all the people who contributed to the project since the last release! A large part of ISBG has be rewritten since the last release. This should fix a lot of the bugs people had. Here the changelog for this version: * Don't raise a error when learning a too big email spam (spamc return code 98). * Password is now stored as json data file. * Using standard cache xdg_cache_home to store information, usually $HOME/.cache/isbg/. If you have stored your password with and old releases you should re-store it and delete the old stored files, you should find the old ones as $HOME/.isbg. * We use cchardet and chardet if installed for better detect the mails encoding. * A more robust package, it can be used as a module and a script. * Using isbg/__main__ or python -m isbg to run as script. * python3 support. * Modularized. * Added a default --partialrun of 50. Use --partialrun=0 to retain the old behaviour. * Renamed sa_unwrap script to isbg_sa_unwrap, added command line options. Now it also depends of docopt. * Documentation: * Use sphinx and support to upload it to Read the docs. * Added development documentation. * Added manpages, built with sphinx. * Examples: added a crontab example in the bash_scripts directory. Note that you will need to save your passwords again since they are now being store as plaintext in a JSON file. You can find the signed release for 2.1.0 here: https://github.com/isbg/isbg/releases/tag/2.1.0 -- ,''`. : :' : Louis-Philippe Véronneau `. `'` pollo(a)debian.org / veronneau.org `-

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