http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11887
Summary: WinPMail v4.50 closes on sending mail Product: Wine Version: unspecified Platform: PC OS/Version: Linux Status: UNCONFIRMED Severity: critical Priority: P2 Component: -unknown AssignedTo: wine-bugs@winehq.org ReportedBy: admin@ubunto-tstephenson.com CC: admin@ubunto-tstephenson.com
I am testing a new release of Pegasus Mail, closed beta v14, v4.50. This version of the program is using the Visual C++ complier instead of the Borland C complier. Pretty much everything works except the sending process. When you send a message using either the built-in mailer or the Mercury queue the program just goes away without error. This is pretty much the same error as has been seen with previous versions of the program. When you hit send, the message is sent (or queued) but the program is closed by the OS. There is no error message in Pegasus Mail as you would expect if there was a crash by the program. Obviously this does not happen when running on MS Windows Win98, WinXP or Vista. The latest version of Wine allows a "Reply" to work properly but a "New" message", or "Forward" (with or without editing), causes the program to close.
Regression testing will not work since all versions of Wine I've tested over the years cause the same problem.
When working with MS Windows there is a program called WinDBG provided by MS that allows you to see exactly what happens when the program fails. Is there a similar program that we can use with Linux and Wine that will allow us to trap the program calls at the time of failure?
I am currently testing with Ubuntu v7.10 and Wine 0.9.56