undefined method `[]' for nil:NilClass about imap-backup HOT 10 CLOSED

Here is a slightly annonymized log: https://pastebin.com/raw/UNH7SVkS

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Hello, thanks for the bug report.

It looks like the imap gem is failing to parse the message body in those two cases.

Could send me a link (like a secret Gist) to the full content of the messages?
My GMail address is in this gem's metadata.

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Thanks for the log dump.

I'm unable to see why those messages are causing problems.

In the meantime, I've released version 1.2.2 with (#48) and better handling of failed server responses.
Could you check if you get a more informative log from that?

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Hi, I have updated to 1.2.2 and updated the gist. Hopefully the traceback will help you to pinpoint what is the problem...

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@dolik-rce The Gist is still the original (21/1/2018 with version 1.2.1). Could you post a link to the updated Gist?

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My apologies, I totally forgot about that. I have updated to the 1.2.2 from gem and updated the original gist.

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@dolik-rce I'm still seeing the original log here: https://pastebin.com/raw/UNH7SVkS

Have you creted a new pastebin?

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No, I have updated the secret gist. Also, I sent the url to your email again just a minute ago, just to make sure.

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@dolik-rce Thanks.

The failing emails have no 'From' field, and that's what's causing the failure.

Earlier today I released 1.2.3 that fixed the failure, and I've just released 1.3.0 that handles one of your cases better as it grabs the 'Sender' field if there is no 'From'.

Please upgrade to 2.3.0 and let me know if the problem is fixed.

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Yes, 1.3.0 works without errors. Thank you for the fix!

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