On September 24, 2019 9:38:28 AM HST, "Gunter Königsmann"
wrote:
>I dislike bugs that aren't reliable because there is always a chance
>that none of the devs will ever see them on their phone or if they do
>there is a chance that the crash will only happen if there is no
>debugger.
>
>On 24
I dislike bugs that aren't reliable because there is always a chance that none
of the devs will ever see them on their phone or if they do there is a chance
that the crash will only happen if there is no debugger.
On 24 September 2019 18:05:28 CEST, Win Bent wrote:
>I have the same system
I have the same system (Galaxy Tab A, recently updated to Android 9) with the
same problem. Specific messages with HTML content cause a crash, even if I
don't select "show pictures."
The annoying part is, it's not consistent. Sometimes it crashes to the K-9 list
of mail servers/accounts, and
No, David, the "you" is "you." So whether I sent it from
Thundebird in plain text or html is irrelevant, right? Since it is your
message back that K9 will not render. And besides, Thunderbird does
send messages in html.
Thanks,
Noam
On 9/18/2019
Not clear why I am receiving this email.
Bart
On September 18, 2019 12:13:11 AM PDT, "David W. Jones"
wrote:
>Hmm, just wondering. Is "you" below referring to Gunter?
>
>My "sounds like an issue with formatting" message was sent using K-9.
>This message is being sent from Thunderbird, which
Hmm, just wondering. Is "you" below referring to Gunter?
My "sounds like an issue with formatting" message was sent using K-9.
This message is being sent from Thunderbird, which is set to send plain
text.
On 9/14/19 6:49 PM, Noam H Arzt, PhD wrote:
Who the heck knows. But a previous message
in another client. It's a mystery.
Mark
-- Original Message --
From: "Noam H Arzt, PhD"
To: "Gunter Königsmann" ;
k-9-mail@googlegroups.com; "Mathguy"
Sent: 15/09/2019 06:06:09
Subject: Re: [k-9-mail] Re: K9 stopped working reliably when my Galaxy
Tab A
I have a specific message that consistently causes the failure. To whom do I
send it?
And I don't use any widgets that control K9 as far as I know.
Noam
On September 14, 2019 9:52:24 PM PDT, "Gunter Königsmann"
wrote:
>Is there a mail that reproducibly does this and that you can forward to
Is there a mail that reproducibly does this and that you can forward to a
developer?
If an app closes without asking if it can send feedback to the developers that
looks like an out-of-memory to me. But a simple mail doesn't look like being a
plausible trigger for that.
Additional question:
Who the heck knows. But a previous message from you on this list fails. Not all
of them though.
Noam
On September 14, 2019 9:31:09 PM PDT, "David W. Jones"
wrote:
>Sounds like an issue with formatting in the message and whatever engine
>
>K-9 uses to render it. Is the message in HTML format?
Sounds like an issue with formatting in the message and whatever engine
K-9 uses to render it. Is the message in HTML format?
On 9/14/19 6:21 PM, Noam H Arzt, PhD wrote:
No error message. I view a message and the app just craps out and
returns to the Android home screen.
Noam
On September
No error message. I view a message and the app just craps out and returns to
the Android home screen.
Noam
On September 14, 2019 9:13:10 PM PDT, "Gunter Königsmann"
wrote:
>OK... ...then the question would have been: can you describe the
>symptoms of the problem? Does it just show a blank
OK... ...then the question would have been: can you describe the symptoms of
the problem? Does it just show a blank message - or an error message of some
sorts?
Kind regards,
Gunter.
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I don't think this is the issue for me. For one thing, I have K9 set to NOT
poll for email automatically but only on command. Second, it only craps out
when viewing certain messages suggesting to me that it is an app problem. I
can't see a pattern in the messages it fails to display.
Noam
On
On September 13, 2019 8:49:15 PM HST, "Gunter Königsmann"
wrote:
>Most of your apps will generate money somehow. A famous music
>recognition app will determine your location every few minutes and send
>it to an ad network. Other apps will every few minutes download ads and
>act as if they show
Most of your apps will generate money somehow. A famous music recognition app
will determine your location every few minutes and send it to an ad network.
Other apps will every few minutes download ads and act as if they show them to
you. A weather app I once used at one point used android's
Was this battery optimization related to my original question?
If so, I don't see how to disable a specific app from battery
optimization.
Noam
On 9/13/2019 9:39 AM, Mathguy wrote:
Actually, one thing comes to mindhave you
Thanks Mathguy, I took a look and it's not optimized already. I've been
having problems with a few other apps, and that did fix one of them that
was set to Optimized. I think I might do a factory reset and see if it
fixes my problems. I'm bummed that K-9 Mail and Gentle Alarm aren't working
for
Actually, one thing comes to mindhave you checked the Battery
Optimization and made sure that K9 is NOT optimized?
On Friday, September 13, 2019 at 11:39:06 AM UTC-5, Mathguy wrote:
>
> I have a Pixel 3 XL and K9 worked flawlessly on Pie and is working just as
> well on Android 10. So, I
I have a Pixel 3 XL and K9 worked flawlessly on Pie and is working just as
well on Android 10. So, I wonder what the problem is. Maybe uninstall and
reinstall?
On Friday, September 13, 2019 at 11:32:29 AM UTC-5, Will Corless wrote:
>
> This same thing happened to me on my Google Pixel 3 XL.
This same thing happened to me on my Google Pixel 3 XL. As soon as I
upgraded to Android Pie, I no longer get notifications and the app stopped
refreshing. It now says something like "Next poll in 6 hours ago" and just
keeps counting up the amount of time since it should have checked until I
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