Re: bad Kmail filter behavior [Solved! well...maybe not]

Claude Jones <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.kde.redhat.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Tue January 29 2008, Claude Jones wrote:
> > Well...I spoke too soon - Kontact is closing suddenly, just
> > vanishes, no error, no warning - poof. It happens while
> > reading messages. I've left the office, but, before I left, it
> > happened a number of times. It seemed to happen when I had
> > finished reading messages in one folder and the next message
> > was in a different folder, although, I can't be completely
> > sure of that. I was multi-tasking on a video editing project
> > which was giving me a strange problem while on deadline, so I
> > couldn't give my full attention. I'll have to resume the
> > investigation on Monday when I'm back in office.
>
> OK, back in office today. Was reading my mail for awhile, and
> then realized that Kmail wasn't crashing like it was on Sat; the
> only thing different is that I was running some updates on Sat
> night as I left:

After a few hours, the crashes returned. Not as frequently. When it happens, 
it's sudden, no warning, no error message, it just closes. Upon re-opening 
Kontact behaves normally. The pattern is completely random at this point, no 
particular action appears to trigger it except that it only happens when I 
click on my 'Go to next unread message' button; it doesn't have to be 
traversing folders as previously reported, either - it was happening when 
going from message to message in the same folder as well. 

-- 
Claude Jones
Brunswick, MD, USA

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