I haven't seen this, but I'm curious if it has something to do with
your configuration. What I would suggest trying is working from a clean
config.
mv ~/.thunderbird ~/.thunderbird.backup
Try it like that. If it starts correctly, then it is your config and
you'll probably have to recreate your config to make it work. If it
doesn't, then rename .thunderbird.config back to .thunderbird. No harm
done.
You can also install the latest version of thunderbird from Mozilla.org
and install it in /opt or /usr/local or where ever you are comfortable.
- Jason
On 2015-01-10 23:31, Robert Nichols wrote:
On 01/10/2015 07:39 PM, Robert Nichols wrote:
Anyone else seeing this? This is happening on a straight "Desktop"
install
of CentOS 6.6 fully updated. I have made no changes other than
installing
Thunderbird. Thunderbird will occasionally (10 to 20% of the time)
fail to
start, and the abrt report indicates a signal 11 (SIGSEGV). I don't
see
any other reports of this. Is no one using Thunderbird these days?
Do abrt reports submitted from CentOS go anywhere useful these days?
I
saw some discussion a while back, but don't recall the results. Should
I submit one?
Another data point: If I install CentOS 6.6 from the distribution ISO
and
do _not_ do an update, Thunderbird seems to start reliably -- 100
starts
and no failures. As soon as I install the current set of updates, it
starts
failing.
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