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Old 14th May 2007, 09:23 PM
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evolution: message preview hangs, can't kill

FC6, Evolution 2.8.3 with all updates, using against Exchange, groan. IMAP accounts, too.

Lately, when using message preview against messages either from the Exchange server or IMAP mailboxes, a message preview will freeze. I can open the message and carry on but the preview never comes refreshes/finishes. I tried turning preview on and off again, still stuck.

Gets better: try to kill client, grays out, never dies. Use the 'X' for a force kill dialogue, never happens.

Kill with killev, the UI dies & the backend processes die -- and then restart. I've use kill -9 and they still restart.
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