Anyone got Mailcatcher working?

[Philip Rhoades]

People,

I cloned this:

https://github.com/sj26/mailcatcher

Installed with:

bundle install --path vendor/bundle

Started the daemon with:

bundle exec ./bin/mailcatcher

Sent test mails with:

swaks -p 1025

- which deliver OK

I can browse to the interface at:

localhost:1080

- but no mails are displayed . .

Also, it is a plain HTML interface ie not as pretty as the picture on
GitHub . . which is a bit suspicious . .

Anyone got any ideas (I have sent a note to the author but no response
yet . .).

Thanks,

Phil.

[Hassan Schroeder]

Post by Philip Rhoades
https://github.com/sj26/mailcatcher
bundle install --path vendor/bundle

Why? The recommended method (as detailed on the repo README)
is using `gem install mailcatcher` and then running `mailcatcher`.

Post by Philip Rhoades
swaks -p 1025

No idea what "swaks" is.

Post by Philip Rhoades
- which deliver OK

What is your definition of "deliver OK"? Because they shouldn't
be "delivered" anywhere besides locally to mailcatcher, kind of
by definition.

Post by Philip Rhoades
localhost:1080
- but no mails are displayed . .
Also, it is a plain HTML interface ie not as pretty as the picture on GitHub
. . which is a bit suspicious . .

The interface I see is the same as the image on github, but I wouldn't
ever describe it as "pretty" :-)

Can you post a screenshot of the interface you're seeing?

[Philip Rhoades]

Hassan,

Post by Hassan Schroeder

Post by Philip Rhoades
https://github.com/sj26/mailcatcher
bundle install --path vendor/bundle

Why? The recommended method (as detailed on the repo README)
is using `gem install mailcatcher` and then running `mailcatcher`.

With that I get:

Unable to load the EventMachine C extension; To use the pure-ruby
reactor, require 'em/pure_ruby'
Unable to load the EventMachine C extension; To use the pure-ruby
reactor, require 'em/pure_ruby'
/usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:128:in
`require': cannot load such file -- rubyeventmachine (LoadError)
from /usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:128:in
`rescue in require'
from /usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:39:in
`require'
from
/usr/local/share/gems/gems/eventmachine-1.0.3/lib/eventmachine.rb:8:in
`<top (required)>'
from /usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:128:in
`require'
from /usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:128:in
`rescue in require'
from /usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:39:in
`require'
from
/home/phil/.gem/ruby/gems/mailcatcher-0.6.1/lib/mail_catcher.rb:6:in
`<top (required)>'
from /usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:128:in
`require'
from /usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:128:in
`rescue in require'
from /usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:39:in
`require'
from ./bin/mailcatcher:3:in `<main>'

Thanks,

P.

Post by Hassan Schroeder

Post by Philip Rhoades
swaks -p 1025

No idea what "swaks" is.

Post by Philip Rhoades
- which deliver OK

What is your definition of "deliver OK"? Because they shouldn't
be "delivered" anywhere besides locally to mailcatcher, kind of
by definition.

Post by Philip Rhoades
localhost:1080
- but no mails are displayed . .
Also, it is a plain HTML interface ie not as pretty as the picture on GitHub
. . which is a bit suspicious . .

The interface I see is the same as the image on github, but I wouldn't
ever describe it as "pretty" :-)
Can you post a screenshot of the interface you're seeing?

[Philip Rhoades]

Hassan,

Post by Philip Rhoades

Post by Hassan Schroeder
Why? The recommended method (as detailed on the repo README)
is using `gem install mailcatcher` and then running `mailcatcher`.

Unable to load the EventMachine C extension; To use the pure-ruby
reactor,
require 'em/pure_ruby'
Unable to load the EventMachine C extension; To use the pure-ruby
reactor,
require 'em/pure_ruby'
/usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:128:in
cannot load such file -- rubyeventmachine (LoadError)

I would try to solve that first, then.

I did try for some time with a few attempted Google solutions with no
luck . .

Ruby version? OS? Using [rvm|rbenv|chruby]?

Fedora 22 x86_64
ruby-2.2.2-40.fc22.x86_64 - no rvm etc

Is that stack trace generated during initial gem installation, or when
you try to run it?

Just as I responded to your:

running `mailcatcher`

Thanks,

Phil.

[Philip Rhoades]

Hassan,

Post by Philip Rhoades

I would try to solve that first, then.

I did try for some time with a few attempted Google solutions with no
luck .
Fedora 22 x86_64
ruby-2.2.2-40.fc22.x86_64 - no rvm etc

OK, I can't find a vagrant image to try this, but mailcatcher
definitely
works fine on my Mac, installed as a gem.
The display issue is almost certainly due to messed-up request paths
for the CSS and JS; you could probably see that in the network tab of
whatever browser inspection tool you're using.

I'll worry about that later . .

I would make sure you're removed any detritus from the original gem
install and try that again with the verbose flag. It doesn't make sense
to me that it installs without complaint but won't run.

I installed on a bare-bones Fedora 23 Docker image and made a little
more progress - the straight gem install works but after sending a test
email with swaks, going to the web interface (with links - no X) still
shows no mails . .

Thanks anyway,

Phil.

[Hassan Schroeder]

Post by Philip Rhoades

The display issue is almost certainly due to messed-up request paths
for the CSS and JS; you could probably see that in the network tab of
whatever browser inspection tool you're using.

I'll worry about that later . .

Well, no. Mailcatcher requires JavaScript; I just tried disabling it
and no, the captured mail list does *not* appear in the interface.

Post by Philip Rhoades
I installed on a bare-bones Fedora 23 Docker image and made a little more
progress - the straight gem install works but after sending a test email
with swaks, going to the web interface (with links - no X) still shows no
mails . .

Uh, see above. Does `links` execute JavaScript in non-GUI mode?

BTW, here's the command line I used to send a successful message
captured by mailcatcher using the swaks script:

swaks.pl -p 1025 --to ***@example.com --server localhost

Without the `--to` I get prompted for an email address, without the
`--server` it tries to connect to sendmail on example.com (given an
address of '***@example.com').

HTH,

[Philip Rhoades]

Hassan,

Post by Hassan Schroeder

Post by Philip Rhoades

The display issue is almost certainly due to messed-up request paths
for the CSS and JS; you could probably see that in the network tab of
whatever browser inspection tool you're using.

I'll worry about that later . .

Well, no. Mailcatcher requires JavaScript; I just tried disabling it
and no, the captured mail list does *not* appear in the interface.

Post by Philip Rhoades
I installed on a bare-bones Fedora 23 Docker image and made a little more
progress - the straight gem install works but after sending a test email
with swaks, going to the web interface (with links - no X) still shows no
mails . .

Uh, see above. Does `links` execute JavaScript in non-GUI mode?
BTW, here's the command line I used to send a successful message
Without the `--to` I get prompted for an email address, without the
`--server` it tries to connect to sendmail on example.com (given an

OK, I tried again on a full Fedora 22 virtual machine with X and that
does indeed work - so it looks like my workstation has some conflicts or
other problems somewhere . .

Thanks for the help!

Regards,

Phil.

[maxim hedrovich]

sorry guys < u are rly awesome, 
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing 

[Evgeniy Shurmin]

IDEA, RubyMine

Post by maxim hedrovich
sorry guys < u are rly awesome,
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing

[Luigi vargas aquino]

neovim <https://neovim.io/> and RubyMine

Post by Evgeniy Shurmin
IDEA, RubyMine

Post by maxim hedrovich
sorry guys < u are rly awesome,
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing

[Carlo E. Prelz]

Subject: Re: hello sorry for that question
Date: Wed 30 Sep 15 01:29:34PM +0200

EMACS!!!!!

Carlo

[Greg Navis]

I've been using Vim for over 10 years. I've recently gave RubyMine a try
and ... I love it! JetBrains's IDEs are really great. I still use Vim for
small scripts.

Post by Carlo E. Prelz
Subject: Re: hello sorry for that question
Date: Wed 30 Sep 15 01:29:34PM +0200
EMACS!!!!!
Carlo
--
* Se la Strada e la sua Virtu' non fossero state messe da parte,
* di parlare tanto di amore e di rettitudine? (Chuang-Tzu)

[Paul McKibbin]

Rubymine all the way. I've tried several others, both paid for and not and
they all fall short. Apart from editing, I mainly love it because it has a
faster debugging cycle than any others that I've used.

Post by Greg Navis
I've been using Vim for over 10 years. I've recently gave RubyMine a try
and ... I love it! JetBrains's IDEs are really great. I still use Vim for
small scripts.

Post by Carlo E. Prelz
Subject: Re: hello sorry for that question
Date: Wed 30 Sep 15 01:29:34PM +0200
EMACS!!!!!
Carlo
--
* Se la Strada e la sua Virtu' non fossero state messe da parte,
* di parlare tanto di amore e di rettitudine? (Chuang-Tzu)

[Darryl L. Pierce]

Atom and Emacs, and VI as needed.

Post by maxim hedrovich
sorry guys < u are rly awesome,
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing

[Sascha Manns]

Hi Maxim,

Post by maxim hedrovich
sorry guys < u are rly awesome,
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing

mostly RubyMine and vim.

- --
Yours sincerly
Sascha Manns

Maifeldstraße 10
56727 Mayen
Phone: [phone]
Email: ***@directbox.com
Web: http://saigkill.github.io
Jabber: ***@jabber.org
GPG: hkp://keys.gnupg.net

[Rubén Amórtegui]

Just vim. :)

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sorry guys < u are rly awesome,
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing

mostly RubyMine and vim.
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Yours sincerly
Sascha Manns
Maifeldstraße 10
56727 Mayen
Phone: [phone]
Web: http://saigkill.github.io
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Post by maxim hedrovich
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can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing
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Ruby, also I am visually impaired, and use the custom palettes in both.

[Joe Gain]

My vote is also for vim.

I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve
development in ruby?

In comparison with Java, which is almost impossible to use without an IDE,
it's refreshing to be able to program in Ruby using *just* vim (+ vim-ruby
plugin) and the console.

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cause im rly dissapointing
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[phone]

(...otherwise in ???)

[Pedro José Piquero Plaza]

Vim at work, and sometimes in my house atom

Post by Joe Gain
My vote is also for vim.
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve
development in ruby?
In comparison with Java, which is almost impossible to use without an IDE,
it's refreshing to be able to program in Ruby using *just* vim (+ vim-ruby
plugin) and the console.

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sorry guys < u are rly awesome,
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing
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[Mike Kilmer]

I’m actually undecided between vim, which is a command line editor, Text Wrangler which is a pretty robust free version of BB Edit - a stablehand very robust GUI-based editor and recently experimenting with Sublime Text, which is kind of like a cross between the two.

Hoping to get more familiar with Vim, which comes with it’s own tutorial, vim-tutor, i think it’s called.

Post by Pedro José Piquero Plaza
Vim at work, and sometimes in my house atom
My vote is also for vim.
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve development in ruby?
In comparison with Java, which is almost impossible to use without an IDE, it's refreshing to be able to program in Ruby using *just* vim (+ vim-ruby plugin) and the console.

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sorry guys < u are rly awesome,
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing
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[Bryce Kerley]

Post by Pedro José Piquero Plaza
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve development in ruby?

While most of my work is in a regular editor, the debugger integration
in RubyMine/IDEA is valuable, especially with regards to break points
and finding values of variables when paused.

[Kevin Deisz]

I love TextMate. Extremely fast, free, and easy to use.

Post by Joe Gain

Post by Joe Gain
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve

development in ruby?
While most of my work is in a regular editor, the debugger integration
in RubyMine/IDEA is valuable, especially with regards to break points
and finding values of variables when paused.

[Abinoam Jr.]

Hi Kevin,

Textmate is really great!
But I think it's not free as you stated.

http://shop.macromates.com/

Abinoam Jr.

Post by Kevin Deisz
I love TextMate. Extremely fast, free, and easy to use.

Post by Bryce Kerley

Post by Joe Gain
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve
development in ruby?

While most of my work is in a regular editor, the debugger integration
in RubyMine/IDEA is valuable, especially with regards to break points
and finding values of variables when paused.

--
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[Abinoam Jr.]

... by the way...
... using Sublime Text over here (at a Mac and at Linux machine).

Abinoam Jr.

Post by Abinoam Jr.
Hi Kevin,
Textmate is really great!
But I think it's not free as you stated.
http://shop.macromates.com/
Abinoam Jr.

Post by Kevin Deisz
I love TextMate. Extremely fast, free, and easy to use.

Post by Bryce Kerley

Post by Joe Gain
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve
development in ruby?

While most of my work is in a regular editor, the debugger integration
in RubyMine/IDEA is valuable, especially with regards to break points
and finding values of variables when paused.

--
Kevin D. Deisz
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

[Kevin Deisz]

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I get textmate for free from
http://macromates.com/download

Post by Abinoam Jr.
Hi Kevin,
Textmate is really great!
But I think it's not free as you stated.
http://shop.macromates.com/
Abinoam Jr.

Post by Kevin Deisz
I love TextMate. Extremely fast, free, and easy to use.

Post by Bryce Kerley

Post by Joe Gain
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve
development in ruby?

While most of my work is in a regular editor, the debugger integration
in RubyMine/IDEA is valuable, especially with regards to break points
and finding values of variables when paused.

--
Kevin D. Deisz
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

[plusone ttwo]

Atom is my favotie.

Post by Kevin Deisz
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I get textmate for free from
http://macromates.com/download

Post by Abinoam Jr.
Hi Kevin,
Textmate is really great!
But I think it's not free as you stated.
http://shop.macromates.com/
Abinoam Jr.

Post by Kevin Deisz
I love TextMate. Extremely fast, free, and easy to use.

Post by Bryce Kerley

Post by Joe Gain
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve
development in ruby?

While most of my work is in a regular editor, the debugger integration
in RubyMine/IDEA is valuable, especially with regards to break points
and finding values of variables when paused.

--
Kevin D. Deisz
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

--
*Kevin D. Deisz*
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

[Andrei Glingeanu]

Vim, also looking into emacs a little bit

Post by plusone ttwo
Atom is my favotie.

Post by Kevin Deisz
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I get textmate for free from
http://macromates.com/download

Post by Abinoam Jr.
Hi Kevin,
Textmate is really great!
But I think it's not free as you stated.
http://shop.macromates.com/
Abinoam Jr.

Post by Kevin Deisz
I love TextMate. Extremely fast, free, and easy to use.
On Wednesday, September 30, 2015, Bryce Kerley <

Post by Bryce Kerley

Post by Joe Gain
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve
development in ruby?

While most of my work is in a regular editor, the debugger integration
in RubyMine/IDEA is valuable, especially with regards to break points
and finding values of variables when paused.

--
Kevin D. Deisz
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

--
*Kevin D. Deisz*
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

[İsmail Arılık]

Atom is great. It is also the text editor of GitHub guys.

If you also ask about IDEs, JetBrains' RubyMine is the way to go.

Regards.

Post by Andrei Glingeanu
Vim, also looking into emacs a little bit

Post by plusone ttwo
Atom is my favotie.

Post by Kevin Deisz
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I get textmate for free from
http://macromates.com/download

Post by Abinoam Jr.
Hi Kevin,
Textmate is really great!
But I think it's not free as you stated.
http://shop.macromates.com/
Abinoam Jr.

Post by Kevin Deisz
I love TextMate. Extremely fast, free, and easy to use.
On Wednesday, September 30, 2015, Bryce Kerley <

Post by Bryce Kerley

Post by Joe Gain
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve
development in ruby?

While most of my work is in a regular editor, the debugger

integration

Post by Kevin Deisz

Post by Bryce Kerley
in RubyMine/IDEA is valuable, especially with regards to break points
and finding values of variables when paused.

--
Kevin D. Deisz
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

--
*Kevin D. Deisz*
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

[Evgeniy Shurmin]

If you startp rogramming in ruby, RubyMine is you choose.

Post by İsmail Arılık
Atom is great. It is also the text editor of GitHub guys.
If you also ask about IDEs, JetBrains' RubyMine is the way to go.
Regards.

Post by Andrei Glingeanu
Vim, also looking into emacs a little bit

Post by plusone ttwo
Atom is my favotie.

Post by Kevin Deisz
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I get textmate for free from
http://macromates.com/download

Post by Abinoam Jr.
Hi Kevin,
Textmate is really great!
But I think it's not free as you stated.
http://shop.macromates.com/
Abinoam Jr.

Post by Kevin Deisz
I love TextMate. Extremely fast, free, and easy to use.
On Wednesday, September 30, 2015, Bryce Kerley <

Post by Bryce Kerley

Post by Joe Gain
I would like to know why people use an IDE? How does this improve
development in ruby?

While most of my work is in a regular editor, the debugger

integration

Post by Kevin Deisz

Post by Bryce Kerley
in RubyMine/IDEA is valuable, especially with regards to break

points

Post by Kevin Deisz

Post by Bryce Kerley
and finding values of variables when paused.

--
Kevin D. Deisz
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

--
*Kevin D. Deisz*
DrugDev TrialNetworks
Senior Software Engineer

[Eugeniu T.]

SublimeText, vim, rubymine

Enviado desde mi iPhone

Post by Pedro José Piquero Plaza

Post by maxim hedrovich
sorry guys < u are rly awesome,
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing
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[Quintus]

sorry guys < u are rly awesome, 
can i ask u what text editor u are using
cause im rly dissapointing 

Emacs.

Vale,
Marvin

[Philip Rhoades]

Hassan,

Post by Hassan Schroeder

Post by Philip Rhoades
https://github.com/sj26/mailcatcher
bundle install --path vendor/bundle

Why? The recommended method (as detailed on the repo README)
is using `gem install mailcatcher` and then running `mailcatcher`.

Post by Philip Rhoades
swaks -p 1025

No idea what "swaks" is.

SMTP testing tool.

Post by Hassan Schroeder

Post by Philip Rhoades
- which deliver OK

What is your definition of "deliver OK"? Because they shouldn't
be "delivered" anywhere besides locally to mailcatcher, kind of
by definition.

$ swaks -p 1025
To: ***@127.0.0.1
=== Trying 127.0.0.1:1025...
=== Connected to 127.0.0.1.
<- 220 EventMachine SMTP Server
-> EHLO phi.pricom.com.au
<- 250-Ok EventMachine SMTP Server
<- 250-NO-SOLICITING
<- 250 SIZE 20000000
-> MAIL FROM:<***@phi.pricom.com.au>
<- 250 Ok
-> RCPT TO:<***@127.0.0.1>
<- 250 Ok
-> DATA
<- 354 Send it
-> Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2015 05:17:53 +1000
-> To: ***@127.0.0.1
-> From: ***@phi.pricom.com.au
-> Subject: test Wed, 30 Sep 2015 05:17:53 +1000
-> X-Mailer: swaks v20130209.0 jetmore.org/john/code/swaks/
->
-> This is a test mailing
->
-> .
<- 250 Message accepted
-> QUIT
<- 221 Ok
=== Connection closed with remote host.

Post by Hassan Schroeder

Post by Philip Rhoades
localhost:1080
- but no mails are displayed . .
Also, it is a plain HTML interface ie not as pretty as the picture on GitHub
. . which is a bit suspicious . .

The interface I see is the same as the image on github, but I wouldn't
ever describe it as "pretty" :-)
Can you post a screenshot of the interface you're seeing?

Attached had to crop the image and get rid of colours because of mail
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