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Please run it again with the option --debug and send me the logs (there is a gmvault.log file in the dir from where you run the tool). You can instead send me the console output.

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thanks. i just reran restore will debug switch.

btw: i am restoring 20000+ emails. it took 12 hours to get to the error last run.

On May 9, 2012, at 2:47 AM, Guillaume [email protected] wrote:

Please run it again with the option --debug and send me the logs (there is a gmvault.log file in the dir from where you run the tool). You can instead send me the console output.

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I forgot to mention it but use the --restart option to restart few seconds (up to 20 emails) where you failed. It should not take 20 hours :-).
You might have a bad email in Gmail (corrupted or not readable). I will write some blog posts about that.
Anyway I would like to catch the error to have something understandable by users.

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Here's the error with debug switch on:

Restore email with id 1372316080664518749.
Unburied email with id 1372316080664518749.
Created labels [] for email with id 1372316080664518749.
Before to Append
Appended data with flags [u'\Seen'] and internal time 2011-06-22 07:36:39
Pushed email with id 1372316080664518749.
Restore email with id 1372317707363560697.
Unburied email with id 1372317707363560697.
Error 'int' object has no attribute 'split'. For more information see log
file

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gmv_cmd.py", line 475, in run
File "gmv_cmd.py", line 383, in _restore
File "gmvault.pyc", line 858, in restore
File "imap_utils.pyc", line 377, in create_gmail_labels
File "imap_utils.pyc", line 350, in _get_dir_from_labels
AttributeError: 'int' object has no attribute 'split'

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gmv_cmd.py", line 475, in run
File "gmv_cmd.py", line 383, in _restore
File "gmvault.pyc", line 858, in restore
File "imap_utils.pyc", line 377, in create_gmail_labels
File "imap_utils.pyc", line 350, in _get_dir_from_labels
AttributeError: 'int' object has no attribute 'split'

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I've observed that:

• emails that has caused this error contains at least one URL in the messagebody

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Ok thanks I will check that tonight.

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It has to do with the label you use. Could you please send me via email (guillaume((dot))aubert((at))gmail((dot))com)
the file 1372317707363560697.meta. I would like to check its content.
There is no confidential info in it (no worries).

Thanks

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{"thread_ids": 1372317707363560697, "msg_id": null, "flags": ["\Seen"], "gm_id": 1372317707363560697, "internal_date": 1308729751, "labels": [0, "\Sent"], "subject": null}

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You should not have a 0 in labels. Could you let me know what are the original labels.
I will recreate a test with your configuration.

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I have a label called "00000"

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that's where the message should be restored to be it errors

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You have "00000" in addition to the Sent label ?
I will add that in my test and see why Gmvault stores a 0 (the int number) and not a string. This is probably what I get from the imaplib. I will let you know, thanks for the help.

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Yes, it is a message I sent to myself (as a reminder) then I flag it with a "00000" label. The "00000" label is sorted to the top, that is why I have it.

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I have reproduced the error and when you use a number as label, imap return me the number. So for you it is 0.
Cool :-(. I need to understand if it is Gmail IMAP or the python lib that does this.
In the mean time I could add a quick fix. If it is a number convert it as a string. So your restored label would be "0" instead of "0000".
It isn't fully satisfying but I might not be able to do better than that.

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I've already global searched and replace the 0 to a string and did a successful full restore. thanks for the efforts and hard work.. Awaiting for the next version.

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