I upgraded my Ubuntu AMD 64 bit machine to 10.04. With that came Mozilla Thunderbird 3, which works OK for a while than just disappears. Hardware:
Am I alone in having this problem? asked 11 May '10, 08:18 Frank McNamara |
How about you search the bug reports at launchpad and maybe you will find some relevant answers to your problem. answered 11 May '10, 13:05 HumbleFaust |
I suggest that you disable the indexing option of Thunderbird 3 as a starting point to see if that is causing the process to die. I was having similar problems with TB3 on a 64 bit system about a month ago. To do this: Tools -> Options -> Advanced Under General Tab, uncheck the indexer option. answered 28 May '10, 14:31 Andy |
I am sitting on a AMD64 running Ubuntu (Dual with Mint) and I have had a problem with Thunderbird hanging the system but never disappearing. Thunderbird gets confused when your files are large - especially Archive - and that is overcome by compacting the folders. If it were me I would back up my files and then do a complete removal and reinstall. When you say disappears if you mean from the menu you might right click on the menu and select "reload plugings" to put it back. A little more help as to what's going on when it disappears would help a bit too. answered 29 May '10, 07:21 FewClues |
I've not had such a problem, try lunching Thunderbird in the terminal with
thunderbird
, that way when it exits you might get some clues.could you give more details of what happens? what's the last thing you do before it disappears? is it always after a fixed amount of time? how big is your email? did you change any settings in ThunderBird?
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