Package: mozilla-thunderbird
Version: 1.0.2-2.sarge1.0.7
Architecture: powerpc
Kernel: 2.6.12-1-powerpc
Libc: libc-2.3.5.so
Version 1.0.7-3 produces the same thing.
Running debian unstable powerpc here on a mac.
Thunderbird began one month ago to forget the Threaded view for some big
local folders (around 30k messages), and rebuilds the summary each time
I access to the folder. Compacting or even deleting indexes didn't solve
the thing.
Each time I launch TB, it complains for a corrupted address book and
moves it to abook.mab.bak. I could restore it some times by deleting
binary codes appearing at the end of the file.
Here is an example of "corrupted mail":
> C'est encore arrivé au dernier concert du Capitole (et 1er officiel
> de Sokhiev) où le violiniste co-soliste (assis à gauche du violon
> solo) a cassé une corde, et j'ai été distrait, l'observant pendant
> les 3 minutes qu'il a mis @$${94{@
> <(157D;020728)([EMAIL PROTECTED])(1579
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]>)(157ACc4e4cf)(157B7f)
> (157C;020708)(157E6c)>[-163F3:^80(^88€)(^8B^157D)(^82^1173)
> (^85^FDC)(^81^1174)(^83^1578)(^95=(^84^1579)(^86^157A)(^89=1)
> (^96^B5)(^877f)(^9D^157C)(^9E6c)(^8Cf)]
> @$$}94}@
> E0 changer sa corde. Heureusement, il avait
> des cordes en réserve dans sa poche de frac !
> Ah ! S'il avait eu un violon de remplacement prêt...
And the begining of the source of this mail, appearing without author
nor title :
> From - Thu Jan 12 17:09:07 2006
> X-Mozilla-Status: 0001
> X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000
>
> @$${BF{@
> <(1215=4233ab10)(1214=4233aaf0)(1216=fc5)>
> [-165F4:^80(^88=90)(^8B^1215)(^82^120A)(^85^120B)(^8D^F46)(^81^120C)
> (^83^120D)(^95=3)(^84^120E)(^86^120F)(^89=1)(^87=fd0)(^9D^1214)
> (^9E=fc5)(^8C=5e)]
> @$$}BF}@
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> Envelope-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I downgraded from 1.0.7-3 to 1.0.2-2, but the same behaviour continues.
And no, the disk isn't dying, at least smartctl cannot see it.
--
Jean-Christophe Michel
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