In addition to what Seth wrote, if your message isn't private you could
either post it as an attachment in a bug report or mail it to whoever
owns the bug you file which would probably be [EMAIL PROTECTED] if
the crash is in MIME.
Scott
Seth Spitzer wrote:
> juanto cabronito wrote:
>
>>
>> Yo, I've got some bloody email with a large (692k) MIME
>> attachment, and every time I select the message, Mozilla (2001021404,
>> Win98SE) crashes:
>>
>> MOZILLA caused an invalid page fault in
>> module MIME.DLL at 0177:6048100a.
>> Registers:
>> EAX=0c244c8b CS=0177 EIP=6048100a EFLGS=00010287
>> EBX=00000000 SS=017f ESP=0068f8a4 EBP=0068f908
>> ECX=00000000 DS=017f ESI=60496b6e FS=12ef
>> EDX=00000000 ES=017f EDI=00000000 GS=0000
>> Bytes at CS:EIP:
>> 8b 40 08 85 c0 74 06 eb f1 6a 01 58 c3 33 c0 c3
>> Stack dump:
>> 6048106e 0c244c8b 6049d558 6048d537 60496b6e 6049d558 00000024
>> 02058420 00000024 6048d54d 60496b6e 00000001 0205c230 00000001
>> 6048d54d 02058420
>>
>> My question is this: How can I manually trash this message? If I
>> select it to move it to the trash, Mozilla crashes. If I select it
>> as part of a multiple-selection, then move the group of selected
>> messages to the trash, Mozilla hangs.
>>
>> If I can't clear out this message, I fear that my entire Inbox
>> (600qty, 5 years of important emails) will not be salvageable.
>>
>> Help me Obi Wan, you're my only hope.
>
>
> this is a local message, right? if imap, start up another client
> (like 4.x or outlook) and see if you can delete the message.
>
> if local, you can edit the mbox folder on disk, and remove the
> message. or, you can find the mbox file on disk, drop it into Mail
> directory for a 4.x profile, start up 4.x, and use 4.x to remove the
> message.
>
> if the folder is named "Inbox", do a file search for all files named
> "Inbox" to help you find it.
>
> make a copy of the file before you do this, just in case. and, after
> we fix your situation, help us by logging a bug. if you can get us a
> stack trace, perhaps we can fix it.
>
> -Seth
>
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