Re: macOS Mojave 10.14.5: SM 2.53 kernel panics

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

The 2.53 and 2.57 profiles are not interchangable. 2.57 has serious problems 
and is only for testing right now. If you go back to 2.53 please restore the 
profile form a backup.


I just upgraded to 10.14.5 but tested only the hopefully soon to be released 
2.49.5.


If the kernal panics it is an apple bug even if other programs work fine. A 
program may crash but it should never take down the kernel. I suggest you do a 
hardware test too even if the mac worked fine before. 10.14.5 might have 
exposed a defect.


FRG



Gabriel wrote:

Hi all,

today I updated my iMac to the latest Mojave 10.14.5 and now I can't use SM 
2.53 anymore! Suddendly the screen started to show graphical artifacts (like 
when the GPU is broken) and then the Mac restarted itself as in kernel panic! :-(


Other programs work fine. I tried SM 2.57 in safe mode but it doesn't 
correctly show the session restore window cause I can't see the button to 
start it.


Someone else is having the same issue? Thank you!

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Re: macOS Mojave 10.14.5: SM 2.53 kernel panics

[Gabriel]

Paul Bergsagel ha scritto il 22/05/19 alle 03:37:
WFM using 2.49.4 and MacOS 10.14.5. Did you try safe mode or using a using a 
new profile?




I used 2.49.4 before and it worked, but since about 1 month I switched to 2.53 
and it worked too until yesterday after I updated macOS :-(

All the other programs are working.
If I start with a new profile and it works, how do I import all the previous 
data? I have some GBs of emails and a few hundreds of websites tabs in the 
current profile.

Thanx

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Re: Website Blocked

[Don Spam's Reckless Son]

MRoss-GMX wrote:

Tue, 21 May 2019 00:47 -0700 victoria.l.cross...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, 6 November 2017 15:18:41 UTC, Tom Pamin  wrote:

Can anyone tell me why this site is blocked by SM and not IE? It is just
a furniture store.
hayneedle.com


I am having the same issue all this time later! On both mobile and 
laptop.


I view "User-Agent: G2/1.0" in headers for
victoria.l.cross...@gmail.com

What is that about? Would a webpage block for that?

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The Best To You & Yours,
M.RossARR
M. Ross All Rights Reserved
---end-of-message---



You are missing something - that posting was made using Google Groups.

@Victoria: You can set Seamonkey up to access this group directly, the 
News Server (Server Settings) is news.mozilla.org, default Port.
The Name and Email Address can be total garbage, as in my case.  There 
are a couple of advantages to doing things this way:

- Spammers are welcome to send stuff to the address I have specified ;-)
- Your User-Agent is there for all to see, this can be helpful when 
diagnosing any problems problems you raise here.


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Re: macOS Mojave 10.14.5: SM 2.53 kernel panics

[Gabriel]

Frank-Rainer Grahl ha scritto il 22/05/19 alle 08:56:
The 2.53 and 2.57 profiles are not interchangable. 2.57 has serious problems 
and is only for testing right now. If you go back to 2.53 please restore the 
profile form a backup.


Hi,

but 2.57 starts and doesn't crash, 2.53 completely crashes the whole Mac!
The problem with 2.57 is it doesn't restore the sessionstore file (but it shows 
the "do you want to restore" alert).

What do you mean by "2.53 and 2.57 profiles are not interchangable"?



I just upgraded to 10.14.5 but tested only the hopefully soon to be released 
2.49.5.


If the kernal panics it is an apple bug even if other programs work fine. A 
program may crash but it should never take down the kernel. I suggest you do a 
hardware test too even if the mac worked fine before. 10.14.5 might have 
exposed a defect.


It's not the usual kernel panic, I don't see the KP alert, but the effect is 
the same: it's like something really weird is happening to the GPU and then it 
restarts.
I did all sort of tests, CPU/GPU/RAM are fine, all the programs are working 
(even CPU and GPU intensive like some activities managed by BOINC distributed 
projects. I ran Cinebench tests several times, and TechTool Pro) it's only SM 
2.53 which is causing the crashing.


Can you try 2.53 on your 10.14.5? :-)

Thank you.
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Accounts vanish after editing settings

[Paul B. Gallagher]

I recently change my hosting company, and "lost" a couple of accounts in 
the process. They're not really gone, it's just that SM doesn't display 
them. Here's what I did; I hope you can tell me how to unhide them.


During the period of overlap, when both hosting companies were active 
and operating normally, I kept my existing mail accounts untouched and 
created parallel new ones with the same email addresses but different 
account names and different server data. This way I could poll both 
servers and catch stray messages from the old server while also 
retrieving messages received on the new server. When DNS was updated, 
most of the messages started showing up in the new email accounts. So 
the list looked like this:


"Username1"  (old server settings)
"Username2"  (old server settings)
"Username1 new"  (new server settings)
"Username2 new"  (new server settings)

That worked fine.

This morning, seeing that almost all my mail was now showing up in the 
"Username1 new" and "Username2 new" accounts, I decided to transpose the 
server settings so my mail would be received in the "Username1" and 
"Username2" accounts where all my folders are located and all my mail 
filters apply. If a couple of stragglers show up in the revised 
"Username1 new" and "Username2 new" accounts (which now have the old 
server settings), I can easily drag and drop them to the correct 
folders, and eventually delete these old accounts.


Well, on restarting SeaMonkey, I saw only:

"Username1"  (new server settings)
"Username2"  (new server settings)

The other two accounts had vanished. However, I can still see them in 
the profile folder in Windows Explorer, and when I open their Inboxes 
with Notepad I can see their contents (a couple of stray messages that I 
would like to save).


How can I get SeaMonkey to recognize and display the other two accounts? 
It doesn't matter a lot -- I can still view the messages on the old 
host's webmail -- but I'd still like to be able to keep them until I'm 
good and ready to delete them by my own choice.


Thanks.

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Re: macOS Mojave 10.14.5: SM 2.53 kernel panics

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

Gabriel wrote:

Frank-Rainer Grahl ha scritto il 22/05/19 alle 08:56:
The 2.53 and 2.57 profiles are not interchangable. 2.57 has serious problems 
and is only for testing right now. If you go back to 2.53 please restore the 
profile form a backup.


Hi,

but 2.57 starts and doesn't crash, 2.53 completely crashes the whole Mac!
The problem with 2.57 is it doesn't restore the sessionstore file (but it 
shows the "do you want to restore" alert).

What do you mean by "2.53 and 2.57 profiles are not interchangable"?



2.57 upgrades the profile. They are pretty close but not 100% downward 
compatible.



I just upgraded to 10.14.5 but tested only the hopefully soon to be released 
2.49.5.


If the kernal panics it is an apple bug even if other programs work fine. A 
program may crash but it should never take down the kernel. I suggest you do 
a hardware test too even if the mac worked fine before. 10.14.5 might have 
exposed a defect.


It's not the usual kernel panic, I don't see the KP alert, but the effect is 
the same: it's like something really weird is happening to the GPU and then it 
restarts.


Doesn't matter if it only occurs with 2.53. There might be a problem in the 
2.53 release but if the mac crashes it is an apple problem too. I will look 
thru the ESR60 changes if I spot something recently wrt 10.14.5. Neglected 
2.53 a little lately because we need to get 2.49.5 out of the door.



Can you try 2.53 on your 10.14.5? :-)


Yes but not before the weekend. If the current trend continues we might even 
need to discontinue macOS in 10.15 or 10.16. The wall around the walled garden 
Apple becomes higher with every release :(


FRG
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Re: Website Blocked

[NFN Smith]

Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote:


I have no problem with 



My guess would be Geo-blocking then, I'm not in the US



I am in the US, and not having problems seeing content, as long as I 
adjust NoScript to allow scripting from hayneedle.com and azureedge.com, 
even if I leave newrelic.com and googletagmanager.com blocked.  I can 
search, select merchandise, go all the way through the cart to checkout. 
Although there are some sites that won't work correctly with 
googletagmanager blocked, I'm not seeing that here.


Although for this kind of thing, it's always a good idea to clear your 
cache and cookies, my suspicion is that the problem is with cookies 
being blocked.  Just for kicks, I went to Tools -> Cookie Manager, and 
set "block cookies", and the result that I got was a blank display, when 
I refreshed the page.


I will note that yesterday, I was having problems with a variety of 
sites that require login, and some where explicitly complaining about 
not having cookie permissions.  On further investigation, I found that 
somehow, my normal setting to accept cookies from originating website 
only had gotten changed to blocking all cookies.  When I changed back to 
my original preference, the problem disappeared.


Smith
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Re: Website Blocked

[EE]

Hartmut Figge wrote:

EE:


I doubt that it is geo-blocking.  I have 5 different browsers, and it worked
properly with Safari, but not the other 4 browsers.


Could you provide the UA used by your Safari?


I am not in the US either.


Ditto. Germany.

Hartmut

Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_6) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, 
like Gecko) Version/12.0 Safari/605.1.15


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Re: macOS Mojave 10.14.5: SM 2.53 kernel panics

[EE]

Gabriel wrote:

Paul Bergsagel ha scritto il 22/05/19 alle 03:37:
WFM using 2.49.4 and MacOS 10.14.5. Did you try safe mode or using a using a 
new profile?




I used 2.49.4 before and it worked, but since about 1 month I switched to 2.53 
and it worked too until yesterday after I updated macOS :-(

All the other programs are working.
If I start with a new profile and it works, how do I import all the previous 
data? I have some GBs of emails and a few hundreds of websites tabs in the 
current profile.

Thanx

Maybe the problem is hundreds of tabs.  Why not bookmark those and cut down on 
the number of tabs drastically?


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Re: Website Blocked

[Hartmut Figge]

EE:
>Hartmut Figge wrote:

>> Could you provide the UA used by your Safari?

>Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_6) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, 
>like Gecko) Version/12.0 Safari/605.1.15

Thanks. Still blocked.

Hartmut
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