Version: 1.9.7 (using KDE 3.5.7, ALT Linux i586) Compiler: Target: i586-alt-linux OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.18-wks-smp-alt2 In older version of KMail if application is crashed, all new (created by user) messages are saved and restore on next KMail start. Now on crash these messages don't restored.
I can not reproduce. I tried crashing KMail using the "kill window" shortcut while composing a message. After restarting KMail, the composer window opened, showing the old message. Are you using IMAP? Anyway, I suspect this is the same as bug 98116.
I cannot use IMAP at all. What file contains composed message on crash?
On Tuesday 17 July 2007, Andrey Cherepanov wrote: > I cannot use IMAP at all. What file contains composed message on crash? That message should be in $HOME/.kde/share/apps/kmail/autosave/cur But it probably isn't in your case, since you said it is not working.
Composed message doesn't save to this folder immediately, only 1 minute (!) later. If message stored in this folder, it restores on crash without problem. Please, make autosave less that 1 min (minimal interval of autosave in composer settings).
I also encountered this problem a few times. Most of the time, kmail correctly restores messages I was composing before a crash, but sometimes, none of them are restored. I have not found a way to reproduce the problem, but I confirm it's there.
See also bug 156190.
Did you test this with a recent version of kmail? I can't reproduce that with kmail 1.11.90 from trunk.
No feedback for two monthes (comment #7). Changing the bug status.
I close this bug. Need wait at least one autosave for message.