Benjamin,
This is a bug in kmail and not Leopard. The Tcl/Tk 8.4.15
release suffers from this bug. Apple's programmers describe it
in that case as...
tcl/tk applications do a fork(2) without an execve(2) (or equivalent).
The application is attempting to use CF or Foundation on the child
side of the fork(2), which is not and has never been supported. CF's
reliance on Mach for its implementation requires an execve(2).
The tcl/tk applications in question should call execve(2) or the
equivalent to get expected behavior when working with CF.
The new tcltk 8.4.16 release (which is waiting on fink tracking)
has this resolved and can be built without --disable-corefoundation.
Jack
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