[rt-users] Unable to convert MIME messages to ticket
Roland, Ryan M
rmroland at indiana.edu
Thu Jan 6 18:08:09 EST 2005
Ok, after some in-depth investigation (as much as I can since I don't
know much about PERL's environment structure) I have made the following
hypothesis:
Facts:
- I'm installing this on Gentoo
- Gentoo ebuild of RT (v3.2.1) requires MIME-tools ebuild >= 5.411
- MIME-tools is considered stable (x86) at 5.415, so this version
is installed
- MIME-tools has a dependency for another ebuild called
MIME-Base64
- MIME-tools 5.415 requires MIME-Base64 v3.05 or greater
- MIME-tools 5.411 simply requires ANY stable version of
MIME-Base64
- Latest stable version of MIME-Base64 is just 3.00
Hypotheses/Theories:
- MIME-Base64 v3.05 brings in a conflicting version of a module
which RT uses (didn't pin down which one, but suspect MIME::QuotedPrint
or MIME::Decoder::QuotedPrint)
- New module overrides RT's expected module version, but it
handles things differently
Results:
- RT 3.2.1 gets confused by unexpected structure/behavior and
throws a fit
- This is all in the MIME parsing/decoding section, so plain-text
emails are not effected
I am playing around with rolling back to MIME-Base64 v3.00 and
MIME-Tools 5.11
Wanted to get what I have so far out there in case someone can
confirm/deny/explain what I'm seeing.
Let me know if there is anything else
>MIME::Tools is 5.415
>>On Thu, Jan 06, 2005 at 04:36:33PM -0500, Roland, Ryan M wrote:
>>> First some system notes:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> RT 3.2.1
>>>
>>> Perl 5.8.5
>>>
>>> Apache 1.3.33
>>>
>>> - mod_perl 1.27
>>>
>>> Postfix 2.1.5
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I am creating an instance of RT and when I send an HTML format
message
>>> to the box, I get the following error in postfix:
>>What version of MIME::Tools are you running?
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