Matt Price wrote: >I'm encountering a very frustrating bug with wl: when I put my laptop >to sleep (usually using the hibernate script & tuxonice to do a 'dual' >suspend, to both ram and disk), emacs is unresponsive on wakeup. If I >remember to quite wl before initiating the suspend, I never see this, >so I'm pretty sure that wl is the culprit. I imagine it's something to >do with polling imap or similar process which in another mailer would >be running in the background; but of course emacs is >single-threaded... >so my two questions are: >- is anyone else seeing similar behaviour; and >- any ideas on how to diagnose and prevent this? I don't use hybernate so I cannot confirm this behavior. You could try to unplug WL before going to hybernate: It would require you to run Emacs in server or daemon mode and use emacsclient to connect to Emacs before going to sleep. I just tried to remotely unplug WL as root and it works: ,---- | root@thinkpad ~ # emacsclient --socket-name /tmp/emacs1000/server --eval "(wl-toggle-plugged 'off)" `---- All network connections are closed. Maybe this could help? HTH -- David -- OpenPGP... 0x99ADB83B5A4478E6 Jabber.... dmjena@jabber.org Email..... dmaus@ictsoc.de
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