On 07/01/03 10:00, "Tom McDougal" <TMcDougal_at_newted.org> wrote:
> Dear NewtonTalk members, I hope you can help.
>
> Recently I have started getting -48809 errors (undefined method) whenever
> SimpleMail tries to disconnect. Based on the light on my ethernet card, it
> remains connected. This error requires a reset. Unfortunately, BugTrap does
> not catch this error, no matter what the settings. (Why would that be?)
>
> By contrast, NewtsCape disconnects without error, making me suspect
> SimpleMail. I have sent Simon Bell a copy of this message, but hope that some
> of you might have ideas.
>
> I am using SimpleMail v. 4.3b1/debug (the latest off UNNA) with NIE 2.0 on a
> MP 2100.
>
> I have looked through the NewtonTalk archives and found other people getting
> the same error, but none with SimpleMail. Most were with MADMax, also when
> disconnecting. Based on part of that discussion, I thought the problem might
> be caused by BugTrap, but removing it had no effect.
>
> I have tried in vain most of the usual fixes: freezing or removing other
> packages and extensions, reinstalling NIE and my ethernet card driver (3Com
> 3C589D), reinstalling SimpleMail itself. The Doctor utility of SBM Utilities
> turns up nothing.
>
> Your suggestions will be most welcome.
Did you do a soft reset after freezing or removing BugTrap? There might
still be things left in memory after you disable it. Same goes for freezing
or removing extensions and other packages. A soft reset will insure that the
heap is clean.
-Laurent.
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