On 1/23/2016 2:48 PM, Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
DICK HOFFMAN wrote:
On 1/20/2016 1:24 PM, DICK HOFFMAN wrote:
I'm posting this again because I've run out of ideas to try and maybe
someone out there has something new to suggest. It's hard for me to
believe that I'm the only one experiencing this given that my system is
pretty vanilla. I'm running SM 2.39 with no add-ons or extensions except
those that came with the SM version, on a Win 8.1 Pro system. My email
is a POP account with Earthlink. When I forward an email sometimes, but
not always, SeaMonkey locks up the system for about 90 seconds and I
cannot do anything but tell Windows to close SeaMonkey to get control
again unless I wait for those 90 seconds. During the lock-up I see a
small status window that says " Status: Mail sent successfully" and
which contains a green status bar that varies from 100% down to about
50%. The tiny blue arrow in the list of emails that indicates I've
forwarded this one is not posted until after the system becomes unfrozen
and the status window goes away. Forwarding inline or as an attachment
makes no difference and forwarding in plain text vice html also makes no
difference. I've tried running in "Safe" mode, and I've tried creating a
new profile and running under it to no avail. Very annoying. The problem
does not occur when I forward an email using Gmail. Should I post this
in Bugzilla?
Dick Hoffman
This problem is not limited to forwarding messages. It also happens,
much less frequently,
when I send a new message or reply to something in a newsgroup.
Dick
Are any anti-virus programs running?
Since it happens with both email and newsgroups I would suspect something
external to SM. Who is your NG provider?
(btw, your type of Gmail acct is usually called Web Mail.)
If you use anti-virus you can try turning it off and see what happens to
mail.
In any case, there is no need to scan outgoing items, only incoming.
I use AVG but have the email checking turned off. I'm tending to agree
with those who suggest something outside of SM as the cause, most likely
Earthlink, my ISP. I'd try to pursue the issue with their tech support
but am not optimistic that anything would come of it. An alternative, I
guess, would be to change my mail to IMAP and see if that makes a
difference. Maybe I'll try that first.
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