Shawn Heisey
Shawn Heisey
This is the class signature: ``` @Command(name = "mail_status_check", sortOptions = false, scope = ScopeType.INHERIT, description = "End to End mail checker", exitCodeOnUsageHelp = 1) public class MailCheckMain implements Runnable...
If you have any interest, I can share a repo URL for it. It's not on github. I can't find a way to send a private message on github, or...
Yep, the test worked. I added the System.exit() and now it all works. And I removed the try/catch with no compile errors. It's basically a reflex adding that, because it's...
Or maybe it's not completely correct. Running with no options kicks back an exit code of 2, but I set both of the exit codes to 666, so I could...
> As I recall your command requires a subcommand to be specified, so an exit code of 2 (incorrect usage) seems correct: > When a required option or required subcommand...
I wonder if I should have put quotes around 666 for the annotation...
> @elyograg were you able to reproduce the 666 vs 154 issue you mentioned? Could you provide a program to reproduce it? I will need to make a minimal project...
I found another option for this, using shell scripts. Once they work out the problem with the godaddy API key I think I will be in business.
The IP address is 119.75.230.230 ... it's on the line fairly early. There is not going to be an X-Forwarded-For header in the request. This machine has public IP addresses...
An obvious followup -- make it possible to change the handler for update requests as well as queries.