[drats_users] [D-RATS] #228: D-RATS Email Exercise with Stuck Messages

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#228: D-RATS Email Exercise with Stuck Messages
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 Reporter:  Gordon Dick <gdick@…>          |       Owner:  kk7ds  
     Type:  Bug                            |      Status:  new    
 Priority:  Stability                      |   Milestone:  0.3.3b1
Component:  General                        |     Version:  0.3.2  
 Keywords:                                 |    Platform:  Windows
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 Hi Dan:
 Last night we held our first d-rats group exercise.  The theme was to
 practice and send emails only.  We had 6 people in the exercise and emails
 were sent using direct, call to call & call via.  The problem most were
 experiencing were that some of there messages were getting stuck in the
 outbox and not being sent.
 In my case, I did manually send a lot on purpose just to keep the exercise
 moving.  Those that I didn't that did get stuck when I tried to send
 manually I got the fatal error box.
 The one on my log to really look at is near the end when I'm trying to
 send to VE7DID.  I had received one from him only a few minutes earlier
 and when I tried to send it got stuck there.  My debug log says "no route
 found"  He was online all the time and it stayed stuck there until I did a
 general ping and then it let me manually send.
 I ask for debug logs from everybody so I'm sorry that a lot of this will
 be looking for a needle in a haystack but hopefully you can see what's
 happening.
 On the VE7HRA log he downloaded a new version and when he went to
 preferences all he gets is the fatal error message.  We had to eliminate
 him as a via station since he couldn't get to his email access to list the
 participating call signs.
 Thanks again for all your help over the last little while.
 Gord - VE7FKY

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