Gmail freq change causes crash
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When you change the "Check frequency" and click "OK," googsystray crashes. I am using Windows 7 Pro 64-bit and using one account. I'm not sure what else you need to know, but there you go. It says "Not Responding" but doesn't resolve after a long (~30min) period of time.
Great program otherwise, though! I applaud thee.
Eh, I didn't attach an error log file because of the two in my appdata folder, neither have any size and so sourceforge won't let me upload it :(.
Maybe I installed it incorrectly? It works otherwise.
Hrm, weird. I'll take a look. You're using version 1.1.4?
Yeah, I just downloaded it. I was using Growl before, but I hate all those little icons cluttering the perfection that is my desktop ;).
I'm going to try reinstalling/redownloading for now. Thanks for being so quick!
I can't seem to reproduce this. If you change anything else, does it crash? Or is it just if you change the check frequency?
Good question. I redownloaded and reinstalled the program and, lo and behold, it looks like I can't change anything without it crashing except for the initial account.
How do I get it to produce a real error log? Do I just leave it "Not Responding" till something happens on it's own?
Again, thanks for the help.
Can you attach a copy of your configuration file (You'll probably want to edit out the username and passwords)? It's in C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\googsystray.ini
Hrm, I'm seeing a similar condition too but only when running from the installer (the 'run googsystray' check box)... not sure yet what's causing it.
Right, I'll attach the copy :)
I see what you mean about running from the installer. I'll reinstall without running from the installer initially and see if that helps, though I closed it when it crashed and reran it.
Also, have you thought about implementing push? Just a suggestion, though I guess that would go in "feature requests." Thanks so much for your help!
I'll take a look and see if I can't reproduce it with that config file. As far as push goes, I think I could get it to work w/gmail via IMAP, but all the other services, there's no way to do it as far as I can tell.
Hrm... that config works fine for me. Is there anything about your setup (network proxy, or installation directory in a different spot, or anything you can think of) that is strange?
None that I can think of. I'm using the exe installer, though I doubt that has anything to do with the problem.
I just reinstalled it, and I found that I could change the frequency before I setup an account, and it will work. However, if I click "OK" at any time, it crashes. Maybe it has to do with the "OK" button. Does it just save to the configuration file? Also, can I manually change the config file?
C:\Program Files (x86)\googsystray is my install directory, so there is no real change from normal. I just run the executable and hit next it's done.
Yeah, 'OK' should just save the config file and restart the software. I wonder if it's a 64-bit issue (I'm testing w/32 bit here), and it's strange that it freezes instad of actually crashing (which would pop up an error message that would be helpful :) I think I can borrow a friend's laptop w/win 7-64 and see if that can't reproduce it.
Are there any strange characters in your password, username, ,account name, Windows username? (Foreign characters)?
There's an asterisk in my password, but the rest is all alphanumeric. I could change my password and see if it works then? I think it's a 64-bit issue, but I wouldn't know why.
I think I've got a handle as to what might be happening.
Try: http://churchofjim.org/googsystray-1.1.5.exe -- It won't fix the problem but it might pop up an error that helps.
Nope, no error message. It just froze like last time. This is super weird. What are the conditions for an error message to pop up?
Okay... What happens when you _just_ run 'Googsystray Settings'? Can you save stuff OK or does it still lock up?
Has this resolved? I'm looking to close old bugs.
Yeah, go ahead. It's not fixed as far as I know, but I'll live.