Problem solved. I did the installation wrong - so PM did not find its icons...
Sorry for the confusion. PM did a very good job here!
Adio,
Gerd
Hello *,
can someone reproduce this, too?
PegasusMail v4.61 under WinXPsp3 (with Novell Client v4.91sp5ir1)
1. Start a new mail
2. Press the 'Attachment' button
3. add an attachment
==> the button row starts flushing; the CPU load increases to 100%; PegasusMail is unresponsive
To stop this behaviour, kill the winpm-32 process or delete the added attachment from the 'Attachment' window.
>
> Hello *,
> can someone reproduce this, too?
> Pegasus Mail v4.61 under WinXPsp3 (with Novell Client v4.91sp5ir1)
>
> 1. Start a new mail
> 2. Press the 'Attachment' button
> 3. add an attachment
>
> ==> the button row starts flushing; the CPU load increases to 100%; Pegasus Mail is unresponsive
> To stop this behaviour, kill the winpm-32 process or delete the added attachment from the
> 'Attachment' window.
Cannot duplicate using Netware v3.12. The first thing that comes to mind though is that you are trying to attach a file where the path to the file is longer that allowed by the client. What happens when you attach a file from the root of a drive?
WinXP SP3
Novell Client 4.91.5.20080922
[quote user="GBoehm"]==> the button row starts flushing; the CPU load increases to 100%; PegasusMail is unresponsive
To stop this behaviour, kill the winpm-32 process or delete the added attachment from the 'Attachment' window.[/quote]
It might be helpful to get some more details about this issue by using the "snapshot" option of the MiniDump extension (while Pegasus Mail isn't responding).
Michael -- IERenderer's Homepage PGP Key ID (RSA 2048): 0xC45D831B S/MIME Fingerprint: 94C6B471 0C623088 A5B27701 742B8666 3B7E657C
I can't reproduce this either. WinXP SP3, Netware 6.5SP8 and 5.1SP8, client 4.91SP5. Have you got file caching turned on or off in the Novell client?
If file caching=on, can you retry with client caching=off?
Ron
File caching is off. The attachment will be loaded from the local C: drive; the path name is really short (< 20 chars).
As nobody can reproduce it I will have a deeper look at my setup.
Thank you,
Gerd
