Alexander Sack wrote:
Michal J. Gajda wrote:
When I do not use Thunderbird until it finishes creating Summary after
rm -f
Sent.msf, then it seems to work. I'm afraid the problem is with
using/killing
Thunderbird while .msf is created.
But I'll try split my Sent to smaller pieces...
Package: mozilla-thunderbird
Version: 1.0-3
Severity: important
Thunderbird begun to be crashy:
1. First Cannot copy to Sent folder messages appeared occasionally
when sending mail.
2. Sent folder suddenly begun to look empty.
3. When moved Sent.msf to /tmp; Mozilla Thunderbird SegFaults on
Michal J. Gajda wrote:
Package: mozilla-thunderbird
Version: 1.0-3
Severity: important
Thunderbird begun to be crashy:
1. First Cannot copy to Sent folder messages appeared occasionally
when sending mail.
2. Sent folder suddenly begun to look empty.
3. When moved Sent.msf to /tmp; Mozilla
Michal J. Gajda wrote:
It is global inbox. All accounts are POP3.
Just downloaded Mozilla's compile installed in $HOME and it works.
are all mails stored on the server anyways? maybe you can test it with a
new profile in thunderbird too?
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Alexander Sack wrote:
It is global inbox. All accounts are POP3.
Just downloaded Mozilla's compile installed in $HOME and it works.
are all mails stored on the server anyways?
No, all is local.
maybe you can test it with a
new profile in thunderbird too?
I think I was wrong about not occuring in
Michal J. Gajda wrote:
I think I was wrong about not occuring in Mozilla's compile.
I checked pristine Mozilla's compile of Thunderbird with Enigmail.
I just copied the Sent folder to Local Folders and deleted Sent.msf.
Problem occurs. Not sure if it is fully deterministic but took just
2-3 runs
Michal J. Gajda wrote:
When I do not use Thunderbird until it finishes creating Summary after rm
-f
Sent.msf, then it seems to work. I'm afraid the problem is with using/killing
Thunderbird while .msf is created.
But I'll try split my Sent to smaller pieces...
No, if this is 100% reproducible
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