GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 328555
"Could not append message" (ms exchange)
Last modified: 2006-02-27 14:19:57 UTC
Please describe the problem: When trying to move a message to a folder on the ms exchange server the following error occurs: "Could not append message". (the message was previous fetched via POP3 by evolution). This applies to manually movement as well as automatically movement by filter rules. Not all messages are affected, but some are. Steps to reproduce: 1. fetch email via pop3 2. try to move it to a folder on the exchange server Actual results: the following error occurs: "Could not append message". Expected results: Does this happen every time? No. only some messages are affected. Other information: Where can I upload one of these erroneous messages?
Created attachment 58071 [details] one not moveable message this is one message i was unable to move to the exchange-folder.
Created attachment 58072 [details] debug trace A debug trace I tried to create.
Workaround: Instead of copying the message, Forward the message as attachment to yourself(exchange-id) so that you can view it. The server seems to not like some mails. Server thrwos BAD-REquest error when we try to copy the mail. ======= 400 Bad Request E2k-Debug: 0xb4b100a8 @ 1140156746 Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2006 06:19:32 GMT Connection: close Content-Length: 34 Content-Type: text/html (evolution-exchange-storage:4967): exchange-mail-WARNING **: appended_message: 400 ====== Should investigate further..... Assigning to myself and trying to fix.
When I tried to view the mail (that you have attached) in OWA, it complained that the mail might contain Viruses :( Dont know if this is preventing the server from appending-the-message. *Sigh* Neither Outlook nor OWA seems to have a way to import a single mail so as to test this mail.
I also have the "Bad Request" response (captured via ethereal). It contains as reason "Invalid URL". this is the http request line I sniffed: "PUT /exchange/pisi/Posteingang/devel/l4-hackers/Re:%20Instances%20of%20lazy%20scheduling%20and%20timeslice%20donation%20in%20L4%09implementations.EML HTTP/1.1" There is a %09 in the URL. Maybe this is the problem. If I edit the mail and cut the topic after 'donation', it works. maybe this helps.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 271567 ***