LO44410: IMAP CRASH WHILE RETRIEVING INVALID $MIMETRACK FIELD

APAR status

• Closed as fixed if next.

Error description

• A 802 domino server is crashing on the IMAP task due to a bad
  message in a
  users mail file.
  
  Here is the fatal found in the nsd:
  
  ############################################################
  ### FATAL THREAD 16/24 [   nimap:  1738:  01c4]
  ### FP=0x4066f90c, PC=0x602ddcdf, SP=0x4066f700
  ### stkbase=40670000, total stksize=262144, used stksize=2304
  ### EAX=0x3df15e1a, EBX=0x0000002a, ECX=0x40660004,
  EDX=0x60e4acb5
  ### ESI=0x00000000, EDI=0x3df15e1a, CS=0x0000001b,
  SS=0x00000023
  ### DS=0x00000023, ES=0x00000023, FS=0x0000003b, GS=0x00000000
  Flags=0x00010202
  Exception code: c0000005 (ACCESS_VIOLATION)
  ############################################################
  @[ 1] 0x602ddcdf nnotes.MIMEEncodeHeaderValue@28+31
  (3df15e1a,60e4acb5,40660004,2,0,0,0)
  @[ 2] 0x602d88e7
  nnotes.MIMEItemGetTextByBLOCKIDEncodedTextList+183
  (104,4066f9a0,a,3e7c0000,0,0,0)
  @[ 3] 0x602d95b2 nnotes.MIMEItemGetTextByBLOCKIDEncodedExt+882
  
  (5010104,104,1dc,40660004,0,0,0)
  @[ 4] 0x602ccdf0 nnotes.CMimeHeader::GetEncodedValue+144
  (1,3f769854,3f76aed8,3e7c3418,0,0,0)
  @[ 5] 0x602cd09f nnotes.CMimeHeader::ToStream+239
  (3e7c3418,1,0,3e7c3414,0,0,0)
  @[ 6] 0x60248a7a
  nnotes.CIMsgMimeDirectoryNativeStore::InitIMAP503+90
  (3eee0000,104,0,40660000,0,0,0)
  @[ 7] 0x00406ec0 nimap.GetMessageData+720
  (0,4066ff70,4066ff2e,4066ff26,0,0,0)
  @[ 8] 0x0040936f nimap.ResponseProcess+863
  (0,36a00001,0,3,0,0,0)
  @[ 9] 0x00418ad4 nimap.IMAPThreadProc@4+836 (0)
  @[10] 0x6010490d nnotes.ThreadWrapper@4+173 (0)
   [11] 0x77e6482f kernel32.GetModuleHandleA+223
  
  
  I am able to crash the server when I log into the Outlook client
  and subscribe
  to my folders and start retrieving messages.
  I do not crash if I use a Eudora or Thunderbird client.
  
  
  What I found through troubleshooting this call,
  
  If I open the mail file via HTTP using an Internet Explorer
  client, I see 5
  different calendar alarms.
  
  If I click on one of the Alarms in the screen print above, I can
  no longer
  reproduce the crash, even if I restore the mail from a backup
  version.
  
  
  I do not see the calendar entries if I open the mail file up
  using Mozilla
  Firefox.
  

Local fix

• The only work around that I know of have the mail user retrieve
  messages with
  anything other than a Outlook Express client or open the mail
  file using IE and click on the calender alarm.
  

Problem summary

• The problem will be fixed in the next release of the product.
  

Problem conclusion

Temporary fix

Comments

• This APAR is associated with SPR# JRIE7VNKR6.
  8.0.2 is in maintanence mode.  If additional reports, this may
   be considered for a future release.
  

APAR Information

• APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

• APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

Fix information

Applicable component levels

• R801 PSN

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