Created attachment 698622 [details] output in .xsession-errors when the crash happened Description of problem: kmail recently started crashing shortly after launch (it seems to at least query some of the favourite folders) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kdepim-4.9.5-1.fc18.x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. launch kmail (from the command line, or KDE menus or from kontact) 2. wait a while (not enough time to get very far in the settings menu) Actual results: kmail crashes Expected results: no crash Additional info:
A backtrace (from abrt or drknoqi) or even a valgrind log would help identify what's going on here.
Created attachment 704494 [details] file saved by kcrash I could not find drknoqi (with "yum whatprovides \*/drknoqi") abrt never sees the crash (I guess because kcrash traps it) If the attached is useless, please do tell what I should collect.
> I could not find drknoqi (with "yum whatprovides \*/drknoqi") That's because Rex misspelled it. :-) It's called drkonqi, it's part of kde-runtime, and it's the user-visible part of KCrash, so in fact you've already been using it.
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