Version: 1.6.2 (using KDE 3.2.3, compiled sources) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.3 [FreeBSD] 20031106 OS: FreeBSD (i386) release 5.2-CURRENT Some e-mails -- can't figure the pattern out exactly -- cause kmail to output: kmail: WARNING: KMMessagePart::bodyDecoded(): body is binary but used as text! to stdout or stderr. Definitely, the e-mails sent by vi's recovery cause this, probably, others. The e-mails are displayed properly, but these messages pollute the screen and -- worse -- the .xession-errors file, which eventually (after a couple of months) outgrows my /home-partition.
Something similar happens to me too, with 1.6.1/3.2.1 on FreeBSD 4-something. I also haven't worked out exactly which mails provoke this behaviour, but it certainly isn't only vi recovery ones. I'm getting the warning twice on every mail message I get from the python-dev list.
The KMail version of KDE 3.3.0 is crashing on some e-mails. It prints the following messages to stdout: kmail: WARNING: KMMessagePart::bodyDecoded(): body is binary but used as text! kmail: WARNING: KMMessagePart::bodyDecoded(): body is binary but used as text! kmail: WARNING: KMMessagePart::bodyDecoded(): body is binary but used as text! kmail: WARNING: KMMessagePart::bodyDecoded(): body is binary but used as text! kmail: WARNING: KMMessagePart::bodyDecoded(): body is binary but used as text! kmail: WARNING: KMMessagePart::bodyDecoded(): body is binary but used as text! QGDict::hashKeyString: Invalid null key kioslave: ####### CRASH ###### protocol = newimap pid = 1830 signal = 11
Please attach one of the messages that crash.
KDE-PIM bugs day: cannot reproduce, many versions ago, information requested but none provided. Closing.