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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    Bug#29986: kmail dies (no crash) and quits mail check
From:       Praedor Tempus <praedor () uswest ! net>
Date:       2001-07-28 19:39:56
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My harddisk is not full.  I have not yet tried running kmail from a terminal. 
I'll give that a shot - but I have also just upgraded to the latest kde beta 
2.2 rpms from Cooker.  I was running 1.1 and have upgraded to 1.4 from 
Mandrake.  I'll be testing kmail to see if the problem continues and if so, 
I'll try from a terminal.
  I have looked for messages in the logs regarding any problems with kmail 
but so far haven't found anything.



On Sunday 29 July 2001 11:46 am, Michael Häckel wrote:
> On Sunday, 29. July 2001 18:29, praedor@uswest.net wrote:
> > I have found this occurs on two separate systems of my own, independent
> > installs.  I have also been contacted by another from a Mandrake list who
> > has experienced this problem. After I start kmail, it functions properly
> > for an unknown period between 15 minutes to an hour (actual period
> > unknown) with interval mail checking working fine (for my pop3 account). 
> > After this period, without any error messages that I can find, kmail
> > simply stops checking the mailserver.  Clicking manually on the check
> > mail button does nothing.  My only resort is to exit kmail and
> > immediately restart it, at which point all the backed up mail is
> > downloaded and interval checking works for a while - then the process
> > repeats itself. Both systems are Mandrake 8.0-based with Cooker kde beta
> > rpms installed.  These are the binaries, not source that I built.
>
> Do you get any informative messages, when running KMail from a terminal?
> Could it be, that your hard disc is full?
>
> Regards,
> Michael Häckel

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