102 Crashes [@ OOM | small ] every day on Windows, but not on Mac
Every day my Thunderbird crashed when getting email. I assumed it was a corrupt email rule, annoying but not sure how to address. Incidentally a few months ago, due to another project, I had to move my Thunderbird profile from my Windows machine to my Mac and when I did the crashing stopped. That project has now finished and I've moved my profile back to my Windows machine and the problem is back. I've installed the latest 102.13.0(64 bit) version of Thunderbird, but no difference. Are there any logs that might show in a bit more detail what's going on ? The log that's shown with the "Thunderbird has crashed" message seems to be little use.
Any other suggestions as to why the mac is happy but Windows isn't ?
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David
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I have solved the problem by increasing the amount of memory available in my (virtual) machine.
I'm assuming that there's some code somewhere that doesn't respond correctly to a lack of memory situation, maybe requesting memory and not responding gracefully to an inability for that memory to be supplied.
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What are the crash Id's? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/mozilla-crash-reporter-tb#w_viewing-crash-reports
With the Id's we can actually look at the uploaded crash data and make more informed suggestions.
Matt two from earlier this week
bp-b3e32c43-f6b6-4eb2-825a-794510230714 bp-432077dd-2b71-4c41-bd04-ae08d0230713
What's odd is they seems to be Out of memory errors but I can see the Virtual memory is reporting ridiculous values for virtual memory e.g. 150 TB, so is there some underlying memory manager issue ?
As Thunderbird is running in a VM (it's all that is running BTW) I can change the amount of memory the machine has if this is a genuine out of memory error, but it's odd that it only occurs once every 24 hours.
David
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You have several add-ons installed. Please disable them all. Does the crashing stop?
If it does not stop, what happens if you start Thunderbird in troubleshoot mode? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-mode-thunderbird
It would be interesting to know if you have the backup part of the import export tools enabled as that is one of the things that would kick off once a day. IS is also a JavaScript that runs in a recursive manner so could easily run into memory issues. This would be especially so if there are physical errors in some of the store files on disk.
Extensions disabled and no crash so far this morning.
Addons I have are
Addon Compatibility Check Folder Account ImportExportTools NG LookOut (fix version) Provider for Google Calendar Quick Folder Move Signature Switch
I'm guessing the best thing to do is to leave it another 48 hours to be sure it's not going to crash and then enable the extensions one by one, a day at a time, until it does crash ?
Definitely give it a couple more days and then let us know the results.
Crashed again this afternoon (I wasn't in work this morning) with all my addons disabled.
https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/6bb9a54e-aaaa-4f64-baf0-bcf300230717
What's the next step please ?
Try Help > Troubleshoot mode please.
Been running in Troubleshoot mode for 2 days now and no crashes. :) So whilst this is good, what do I do now to safely return to none Troubleshoot mode please ?
Matt said
It would be interesting to know if you have the backup part of the import export tools enabled as that is one of the things that would kick off once a day. IS is also a JavaScript that runs in a recursive manner so could easily run into memory issues. This would be especially so if there are physical errors in some of the store files on disk.
dsr2 said
Been running in Troubleshoot mode for 2 days now and no crashes. :) So whilst this is good, what do I do now to safely return to none Troubleshoot mode please ?
Do you have the backups enabled in the import export tools add-on you have installed?
Sorry about the delay in replying
> Do you have the backups enabled in the import export tools add-on you have installed?
No. I've also checked all the other addon, and none seem to have any periodic function.
Just crashed again and I was sure I was in troubleshooting mode at the time.
https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/dd4a7217-edf6-48f3-b53f-a27c60230724#tab-details
This is getting worse. Now crashing several times a day. This morning the error wasn't even captured by the Thunderbird normal error handler.
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I have solved the problem by increasing the amount of memory available in my (virtual) machine.
I'm assuming that there's some code somewhere that doesn't respond correctly to a lack of memory situation, maybe requesting memory and not responding gracefully to an inability for that memory to be supplied.
You had less than 400mb allocated to the VM?