From: Dennis Oelkers Date: 2004-06-02T00:11:16+09:00 Subject: Re: Gateway appears to be working!! Hello Guillaume, hello ruby-talk, hello c.l.r, Guillaume Marcais wrote: > We are dying to know: what did you change? What was the problem? The main problem was that I had almost no time to debug the problem due to lots of work. I'm not absolutely convinced that the problem is solved 100%. The bug we solved today was that messages with an 'In-Reply-To'-header, but without a 'References'-header were rejected by the NNTP host, because it is a violation of the corresponding RFC. The solution was as simple as the problem - adding a 'References'-header with the same msg-id as the 'In-Reply-To'-header solved at least _this_ problem. The reason why this went undetected for such a long time is that the logging of the original rubygate script was quite limited, and in fact it implied that the message went through, even if it didn't. The other problem was that at the time David and I debugged the problem for the first time it seemed like all of his postings appeared on the local NNTP host, either because the problem was of a different nature at that time, or because the Postings we checked were all valid ones. I am quite sure that there are other scenarios which would prevent postings go through to c.l.r, but either we will just not hit them, or they will catch my attention due to the advanced logging i have now. Anyway, I feel very sorry that I did not comment this problem in the last days, and was not able to spend more time on it during the last months (yes, months! *sigh*), because I usually do not like problems accumulating to an unbearable state. One Question which David brought up: I could re-feed the postings which got lost because of the header-bug to the rubygate so they would (at least I hope so!) finally appear on the newgroup, is there a general need for that? Kind regars, Dennis Oelkers -- Dennis Oelkers | Webadministration | Zentraleinrichtung Rechenzentrum TU-Berlin | EN-Gebaeude, K042 | Telefon: 030-314-25029 Key Fingerprint: A6 7A B6 90 09 56 E8 32 02 40 6B 27 80 17 00 89 61 E7 CA 6F