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Thunderbird:Testing:Shutdown Hang

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Symptoms
* '''determine steps to reproduce''', a sequence of steps that occur '''before''' you shut down
'''Describe the environment''' - Answer these easy questions in a bug reportor posting to support:# Operating Software tests. Does Thunderbird hang ... :#* when started in [https://support.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/kb/Safe+Mode safe mode]? If it doesn't hang in safe mode then the problem could be an extension, and you will want to experiment by disabling add-ons until you find which add-on is causing the problem, then contact the add-on author.#* happen without calendar/lightning extension? ({{Bug|532435}})#* with [[Thunderbird:Testing:Antivirus_Related_Performance_Issues|firewall or antivirus software]] disabled? If it does not, then the problem is with that software, not Thunderbird.# Is gloda indexing enabled or disabled? (Tools|Options|Advanced|General)# Are your mail accounts pop, imap, or a combination?# Did the computer go into sleep or hibernate while Thunderbird was running?# Did you change Thunderbird to online or offline status? # Did you move your (laptop) computer to a different network?# State your operating system and version, and . State Thunderbird versionfrom Help > About.
# How often you see the hang (always, rarely, etc)?
# Does Thunderbird hang when started in [https://support.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/kb/Safe+Mode safe mode]? If it doesn't hang in safe mode then the problem could be an extension, and you will want to experiment by disabling add-ons until you find which add-on is causing the problem, then contact the add-on author.#* does hang happen without calendar/lightning extension? ({{Bug|532435}})# Does Thunderbird hang with [[Thunderbird:Testing:Antivirus_Related_Performance_Issues|firewall or antivirus software]] disabled? If it does not, then the problem is with that software, not Thunderbird.# CPU usage - is usage zero, low, high (maxed or pegged), zero, low, or other?
# run netstat - any thunderbird connections to ldap, imap mail server, or other protocols?
#* MS-Windows: in a dos command window, do netstat -a -b -o
#* linux/Mac: do netstat -tp | grep -i thunderbird
# Is gloda indexing enabled or disabled? (Tools|Options|Advanced|General)
# Are your mail accounts pop, imap, or a combination?
# Did the computer go into sleep or hibernate while Thunderbird was running?
# Was online or offline used, either via your explicit action, or automatically due to a dropped network connection?
# If imap connections are shown in the netstat results above and if needed by the devoloper, get an [[MailNews:Logging|imap:5 log]] in a log file, which can be attached to a bug report
'''Obtain a hang stacktrace''' - If you can, please get a stacktrace using _'''hang'''_ instructions in these references, then attach stacktrace file to a bug report. Anywhere you see "Firefox" in the instructions, please substitute "Thunderbird".
* Windows: [https://developer.mozilla.org/en/How_to_get_a_stacktrace_with_WinDbg] and use "'''!analyze -v -hang''' " instead of !analyze -v -f
* Mac: [[Thunderbird:Testing:Get_A_Debug_Thunderbird_Hang_Stack]]
* Linux: [https://developer.mozilla.org/En/How_to_get_a_stacktrace_for_a_bug_report#Alternative_ways_to_get_a_stacktrace]
'''Steps to reproduce''' - Please determine if there is a list of steps which seem to cause the hang.
:1. first step
:2. second step
:3. ...
which seem to cause the hang. This would be the things you see and list is a sequence of actions you do just '''before''' you shut down, plus the things you see. You may need to experiment and test to find steps that seem reliable. But if If you can't seem to find a unique set of steps, don't let that stop you from looking at the bug list (below) or filing a bug report, because the environment information you have collected from the list above be may be sufficient enough to identify the causematch with someone else's report.
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