Here are the inspections you asked for:
(gdb) frame 8
#8 0xb7f834a9 in NS_CopyNativeToUnicode (input=..., output=...) at
nsNativeCharsetUtils.cpp:834
in nsNativeCharsetUtils.cpp
Current language: auto
The current source language is "auto; currently c++".
(gdb) print input
$2 = (const nsACString_internal &) @0xbfffdf1c: {mData = 0xb7fb6420 "", mLength
= 0, mFlags = 65537}
(gdb) print output
$3 = (nsAString_internal &) @0xbfffddf4: {mData = 0xb7fb6420, mLength = 0,
mFlags = 65537}
(gdb) frame 14
#14 0xb63fc51c in nsImapIncomingServer::PossibleImapMailbox (this=0xb318abf0,
folderPath=..., hierarchyDelimiter=62 '>', boxFlags=64, aNewFolder=0xb08fdc50)
at nsImapIncomingServer.cpp:1254
in nsImapIncomingServer.cpp
(gdb) print folderPath
$4 = (const nsACString_internal &) @0xb275fc44: {mData = 0xab7e4e10 "////",
mLength = 4, mFlags = 9}
I've tried the version from squeeze-backports, which I think is the same as the
wheezy version, and it works fine.
The folder path "////" may seem strange but I think I know what it's talking
about. There is a peculiar structure of nameless folders on my email account
which I didn't make and which I can't delete, in any client.
Tim Chadburn
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