How save to file email if you can not deliver the message?
Or the only way is to log analysis?
Thank you!
Yes, You can check that with the command line. Here are the some useful link for you.
http://www.exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/spec_html/ch-the_exim_command_line.html
http://bradthemad.org/tech/notes/exim_cheatsheet.php
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I'm new to wix#, and wanted to know if you can either have a custom log file creation or if you can inject messages into the process.
I find that the log files are not as detailed as I would like.
Thanks for the help
Yes, you can add to the log, use session.Log
session.Log("Begin MyAction Hello World");
Here is a reference as well
I am trying to deal with being able to read a file hosted in S3 using a Java application. I have added the AmazonS3Client but it fails with when it goes to ProfileCredentialsProvider. I have my AWS credentials at C:/User/.aws (default), credentials are found but the following error is thrown: "Invalid property format: no '=' character". My credentiasl (download from Amazon) is a csv file separated by commas. Please can anybody tell me if I have to modify this file? Thanks in advance
Yes, you will need to change the format of that file; the ProfileCredentialsProvider class does not expect the CSV format, but instead expects the file to be formatted like one shown in the ProfilesConfigFile docs:
[default]
aws_access_key_id=testAccessKey
aws_secret_access_key=testSecretKey
Hope this helps!
If anybody ever stumbles upon this issue and cannot find any solutions, check if you have inline comments like [some-profile] #inline comment in your credentials file. Seems like it is not supported and breaks everything.
I would like know please, how to log simple messages into RSpec log ? or any log that I can see into the RubyMine IDE ?
I have seen http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib-1.9.3/libdoc/logger/rdoc/
is this the right way to log messages ? is there a simple way or example ?
I know, it should be easy, as in Visual Studio, I just Console.write ("my message ..")
Any help please?
I found it:
Rails.logger.info('My message ...')
Is it possible to read from a file which is opened using open system call with O_WRONLY flag in Unix?. If it is possible then what does Write Only (O_WRONLY) mean??
Thanks,
LinuxPenseur
Yes, it's possible, just not with the file descriptor returned from that open() call.
Duh. Oh course write-only means exactly that — write ONLY.
I just downloaded the SimpleModal 1.3.2 Contact Form to my localhost to try it out; the only change I've made is to the user settings in data/contact.php. I get the thankyou message and SimpleModal closes after I hit "send". However, something prevents the email from being sent; I never receive it in my inbox. Any comments would be welcome; it's a slick system and I'd like to use it.
Typically, that means that the problem is on the server end. You can uncomment the # in front of #mail (data/contact.php) to see if you get a server error back. If not, it means there is a problem on the system with mail delivery.
Let me know what you find out.
The fix was very simple, I just had to modify the post url path in contact.js, line 117.
Thank you very much for such a beautiful and functional contact form,
Best