GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 205216
evolution-mail crashes on send/recieve
Last modified: 2001-08-10 01:48:11 UTC
Package: Evolution Priority: Blocker Version: Gnome Evolution 0.11.99 Synopsis: evolution-mail crashes on send/recieve Bugzilla-Product: Evolution Bugzilla-Component: Mailer Description: configure evolution (from cvs) with: ./autogen.sh --enable-file-locking=no --enable-dot-locking=yes when evolution is run, it loads fine, however when trying to collect mail from a pop-3 mail account, it tries to lock the mbox and then eventually crashes. Output from evolution-mail: camel-lock.c(99): trying to lock '/home/spectre/evolution/local/debian gnu-hurd//mbox.lock', attempt 0 camel-lock.c(127): tmp lock created, link count is 1 There is an existing lock -37934 seconds old camel-lock.c(99): trying to lock '/home/spectre/evolution/local/debian gnu-hurd//mbox.lock', attempt 1 camel-lock.c(127): tmp lock created, link count is 1 There is an existing lock -37932 seconds old camel-lock.c(99): trying to lock '/home/spectre/evolution/local/debian gnu-hurd//mbox.lock', attempt 2 camel-lock.c(127): tmp lock created, link count is 1 There is an existing lock -37930 seconds old camel-lock.c(99): trying to lock '/home/spectre/evolution/local/debian gnu-hurd//mbox.lock', attempt 3 camel-lock.c(127): tmp lock created, link count is 1 There is an existing lock -37928 seconds old camel-lock.c(99): trying to lock '/home/spectre/evolution/local/debian gnu-hurd//mbox.lock', attempt 4 camel-lock.c(127): tmp lock created, link count is 1 There is an existing lock -37926 seconds old camel-lock.c(149): failed to get lock after 5 retries camel-local-provider-ERROR **: file camel-mbox-folder.c: line 148 (mbox_lock): assertion failed: (mf->lockfd == -1) aborting... [Switching to Thread 5271] Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted. Output from a backtrace on evolution-mail (after it had aborted): (gdb) bt
+ Trace 7468
Unknown reporter: fran@thinkgeek.co.uk, changed to bugbuddy-import@ximian.com.
notzed: in channel, it was noted that the reason this occurs is because of the space in the file name. Remove the space in the file name and the crash stops happening.
Hmm, the negative 'lock old' is the problem, its found a lock created about a day in advance, and wont remove it. STill the space doesn't make sense, unless stat is being funny.
Does this still crash? Or just fail to lock? (like it should)
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 205095 ***