Please avoid top posting, it's time consuming and difficult to read. On Sat, Sep 08, 2018 at 11:33:01AM +0200, Torbjörn Andersson wrote: > > This means you "just" need to call 'thread apply all bt' on the GDB > > console. > > I've attached the output from that. I hope it helps.
Please add always the full log, I don't know if this is a output from crash or a stepping debugging. So it's currently not that useful. > > You could also try out the latest beta version from upstream, which is > > the current base for the next Thunderbird long term version to see if > > your setup is working there. > > > > http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/thunderbird/releases/60.0b11/linux-x86_64/ > > or > > http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/thunderbird/releases/60.0b11/linux-i686/ > > Good idea. I downloaded the one from > http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/thunderbird/releases/60.0b11/linux-x86_64/en-US/thunderbird-60.0b11.tar.bz2 > and that one seems to work for me. In fact, it's what I'm using to write > this email. > > Does that rule out an upstreams problem? Only if we know if the same issue is also not present in the upstream version 60.0, aka the same version the Debian build is based on. Debian is using since some months GCC8 and LLVM6.0 so we might again find some regressions about compiler flags as Mozilla is still using quite old compilers (compared to GCC8) which working differently while creating the binary code. > > Any special need to use POP anyway? The defacto standard is now IMAP, > > and there is also the possibility to move (not copy) emails after > > fetching into local folders. This is in the end the same as using POP. > > I guess the main reason is that this is how I set it up long ago, and it's > been working fince since then. From what I understand, one of the main > advantages of IMAP would be if I want to read my mail from different > clients, and that's not something I really need. But it's also not something you dislike or relay on? At least since mostly every body is also using smartphone in nower days there are also mostly at least two clients fetching the inbox and if your are using POP you run into annoying things one day. I also have worked long time with POP but switched over to IMAP long ago, the visible thing is the same except I can simply add more different clients and platforms to use email. I suggest every body to hardly consider if POP is really needed. At one day the email you are looking ans searching for is laying around on the wrong device. Regards Carsten
