The problem still persists, with the evolution that come with Ubuntu 10.04.
If you want to trigger it, it's quite easy. Create a "mail account" which is a local mbox folder, which point to a local directory with a couple of mbox files. Then, open one of the files. Exit evolution, and after evolution has exited feed the mboxes via fetchmail/procmail. Restart evolution. You have around 15% probability to see the bug (it happens to me once every 5-7 restarts).
Issuing evolution --force-shutdown, and removing the folders.db file from the directory will solve the problem and at the next restart is all ok. It seems that no mail is lost.
The problem still persists, with the evolution that come with Ubuntu 10.04.
If you want to trigger it, it's quite easy. Create a "mail account" which is a local mbox folder, which point to a local directory with a couple of mbox files. Then, open one of the files. Exit evolution, and after evolution has exited feed the mboxes via fetchmail/procmail. Restart evolution. You have around 15% probability to see the bug (it happens to me once every 5-7 restarts).
Issuing evolution --force-shutdown, and removing the folders.db file from the directory will solve the problem and at the next restart is all ok. It seems that no mail is lost.