Hello, looks like the crashes are connected to the installed stuff it engine. Long time ago I had a simular problem. Meanwhile I use Pathfinder, which installs always the last engine and I also bought stuff it. all the best Matthias
Am/On Wed, 7 Jan 2009 11:43:47 -0800 schrieb/wrote Alan Harper: >Well, PM support asked me to send crash logs, which I did regularly, but >I never heard anything from them. I inquired whether they wanted me to >continue, and didn't hear anything, so I stopped. > >Your symptoms are identical to mine. > >A > >Bill Schjelderup (b...@companioncorp.com) said on 1/7/09: > > >>Alan, >> >>I've been having these for a long time also. >> >>Higher frequency with v5 than v6, but still the same problem. >> >>I've sent many crash logs to ctmdev, but I have no idea if they have >>helped or not. >> >>The vast majority of these seem to occur when I'm performing a drag >>event and a message is received; other times when PM is trying to image >>a HTML email and some background operation occurs. >> >>My theory is it's a threading problem...and clearly it's hard for them >>to find. >> >>Perhaps if we ALL send crash logs it will help.... >> >>(about 50% of the time a relaunch is quick, the other 50% it needs to >>rebuild sort indexes...) >> >>Oh, and this occurs on both my home and office machine (I carry my PM >>database between offices via an external hard disk..) >> >>+-------------------------------------------+ >> Bill Schjelderup -- b...@companioncorp.com >>+-------------------------------------------+ >>>Hi >>> >>>PM 6 is crashing on me a few times a week. I can't discover any pattern >>>to the crashes, but they are usually (> 50%) followed by a 6-minute >>>reindexing when I relaunch PM. It makes it difficult to respond quickly >>>to emails! >>> >>>Has anyone else found this? Any thoughts on how to minimize crashing? >>> >>>Alan >>> >>>PS, FWIW, I had similar problems with PM 5. I have since reinstalled my >>>entire system, and upgraded to PM 6. It appears that PM 6 crashes less >>>often than 5, but not significantly so. >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> >> > > > > Thanks and all the best Matthias
