On 05/05/07 17:02:26, Nuno Monteiro wrote:
> On 2007-04-14 19:52, Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) wrote:
> [snip snip]
>>> 
>>> But you can now read all that spam without crashing Balsa?
>> Yes yes I can open them ;) (I don't read them) without crashing balsa
>> what is fine!
>> 
> 
> Sorry for rehashing an old thread, but while sifting through my  
> 'attic' mailbox (where I keep really old stuff) I came accross a  
> couple of emails that crash Balsa with exit code 01, much like  
> Jean-Luc's spams. They also have broken headers (attached, for your  
> perusal), but Balsa 2.3.8 from Ubuntu 6.06 seems to eat them just  
> fine without any complaints -- both mine and Jean-Luc's.
> 
> So, I tried building a vanilla 2.3.8 (didn't build, had to dig some  
> GOption patch from Debian bug-tracker) to rule out the chance of any  
> patch from Ubuntu fixing the crash, and kept going because all  
> vanilla versions up to and including 2.3.14 worked fine. 2.3.15,  
> however, crashed every time.
> 
> With that info I did a little binary searching (how I wish svn had  
> something like git bisect!), and starting with commit 7544, which is  
> v2.3.14 -- it doesn't appear to be tagged in svn as such, although  
> .13 and .15 are, strangely -- I discovered that it is commit 7578  
> that starts the crashes. Commit 7577 works flawlessly, both with my  
> broken mails from Invision Power Board and with Jean-Luc's spams.

1. what happens if you configure balsa --without-libnotify?
2. Is imap involved in any way?

Pawel
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