Re: new problem with Balsa (git head)
- From: Jack <ostroffjh users sourceforge net>
- To: Balsa Mailing List <balsa-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: new problem with Balsa (git head)
- Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2018 14:15:00 -0500
On 2018.02.01 13:49, Jack wrote:
I'm not sure exactly when this started - but I started noticing it a
few weeks ago. Initially, I only noticed it when running balsa
remotely (ssh -Y) but have now confirmed it also happens running
locally.
Every now and then, apparently when I select a new message (not
unread - just switching messages to one which has not been open
recently) Balsa simply stops responding for somewhere around 45
seconds. It might even be the first message displayed when switching
to a different mailbox. I can move or resize the window, but that is
being done by the window manager, and there is no redraw until Balsa
returns from wherever it went. I see nothing that looks remotely
relevant, even with command line debugging turned on.
My vague suspicion is that it might be related to Balsa trying to
check something about a PGP signed message, and making that check
synchronously instead of asynchronously. Pure suspicion with no
solid evidence, but at least every message I have noticed that has
caused this has been signed. I'm getting no errors regarding the
signing, however.
I only see one large patch applied after the parallel POP3 fetch
changes, and I'm pretty sure the POP3 changes were not the cause, but
none of the changes in the other patch strike me as suspect. Note
that these problems are not happening when fetching new mail, and can
happen when displaying messages retrieved months ago, not necessarily
recently.
Any thoughts or suggestions on further troubleshooting?
Jack
I actually just had the problem again, this time while fetching mail,
and even the POP3 fetch dialog stopped "spinning" until Balsa started
responding again. Whatever the cause, it looks like it's
interrupting/blocking the program at a fairly deep level. Also - every
message that is selected when this happens does show the PGP lock. I
also think the reason it is so sporadic is that only a few of my
mailboxes (for IT related mailing lists) have any messages which are
PGP signed.
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