Hello, On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 04:29:25PM -0400, Daniel Kahn Gillmor wrote: > I'm not sure what i should do with this information.
nothing special, I'm allready was thinking that the changed linker flags will not be the solution. Unfortunately such bugs are hard to find unless we are unable to provoke such a behavior of Icedove. I was asking you to see if this ugly bug is allready on the table. > I can re-run my MUA under debug mode again for a while if it would be > useful to get another backtrace. would that be helpful? Maybe, we are glad to have currently get the 24.3.0 into testing and Christoph can provide a new upload with the resent released 24.4.0 maybe this weekend. With this we would leave in afew days the version 17 in stable-security and have only one version all over. I thought the backtrace with a current version will probably better than searching and comparing with an older version because the original source has changed. > I'm surprised that I am the only one seeing this. Do other icedove > users not have my mail volume or something? maybe i happen to be > talking to servers with particular bugs? or too many servers > concurrently? I have no clue, my last crash is months ago. I would say I have a moderate amount of mails, sometimes 10-20 mails on other days up to 60. But I don't use News, RSS or Chat on this. > If icedove was a simpler program, i think it would be more > straightforward to diagnose; but at the moment, i'm mystified by this > ongoing problem. Indeed, Mozilla is forcing their FirefoxOS and only 4-5 persons working on Thunderbird (as told on the Fosdem this year). And this persons doesn't really "working" on new special features. Most of the work is code cleanup and addaptions on the other changes depended on Firefox, xulrunner, nss and so on. Icedove has hugh blob on source files and the internal structure is hard to understand. Thanks for your feedback! Regards Carsten -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
