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Apr 28, 2009 9:47 PM
by: Kuswanto
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non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Oct 29, 2007 6:13 AM
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I'm getting this console error any time I try to do anything in Mail.app (3). Any ideas?
Mail604: *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'trying to set a non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo. The MailboxUid for a ToDo must be a ToDosMailboxUid'
MacBook Pro
Mac OS X (10.5)
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London, England
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Oct 30, 2007
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Oct 30, 2007 2:16 PM
in response to: MarkSentell
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You are not alone... I am having the exact same problem.
One of the usual things to try is to remove the com.apple.mail.plist file and start afresh with new mail settings. I've just tried that, and it did not change anything.
I'm not sure why Mail is trying to access the ToDo's anyway... Aren't they normally part of iCal? Maybe I'll try to remove them from iCal and see if that fixes it...
If that doesn't work, I guess I'll have to switch back to Thunderbird, and hope that someone comes up with a fix...
MacBook Pro
Mac OS X (10.5)
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new york, ny
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Oct 30, 2007
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Oct 30, 2007 4:56 PM
in response to: MarkSentell
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I just had this same problem. I opened iCal and deleted all the todos out of there. Then relaunched Mail.app and seems like i'm in good shape. Looks like it's back to omnifocus for tasks...
Hope it helps!
Best,
PM
mac pro
Mac OS X (10.5)
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Oct 30, 2007 7:46 PM
in response to: paulmayson
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That worked for me. Thanks!
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From:
Norway
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Nov 1, 2007
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Nov 1, 2007 11:11 AM
in response to: MarkSentell
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Same problem here too. Added a few todo-items to iCal this morning and after that Mail startet crashing, not on startup, but whenever I clicked on a mail or note for preview in the Mail.app program.
Deleting the todo-items from iCal fixed it.
Fresh Leopard install on new partition, no old stuff transfered other than my Documents folder.
Got to be a bug.
B.
MacBook
Mac OS X (10.5)
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Akron, Ohio
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Oct 26, 2007
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Nov 2, 2007 5:10 AM
in response to: BardOp
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Same story. Fresh (format) install of Leopard. I have iCal set to automatically sync with .mac which I don't know that others mentioned. If there's no todo's in iCal, Mail works normally. If I add a todo in iCal, mail won't startup with the error:
Application Specific Information:
-MetadataManager getAllCalendarStoreData
-MailboxesOutlineViewStateStorage clearAndResetShouldShowVariables
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- Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'trying to set a non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo. The MailboxUid for a ToDo must be a ToDosMailboxUid'
Seems to be a problem with syncing todo's either between iCal and Mail on the mac or something's up with the .mac sync
MDD G4 Tower (Dual 1ghz)
Mac OS X (10.5)
1 gig ram, 17" Studio Display LCD
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Nov 6, 2007 12:10 AM
in response to: MarkSentell
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Yup I'm having the same problem as well. Definitely a bug. I do not have a .Mac account but as soon as I added a todo into iCal, every time I click on a message in Mail.app it crashes with the error mentioned here. Remove the todos and the problem goes away. I sent a report to apple, I hope you all have to so they can fix this bug.
I was wondering why I wasn't getting my email reminders either, must be a related problem. Anyhow, it's good to know I'm not crazy. 
Mac OS X (10.5)
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Lehigh Valley
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Oct 27, 2007
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Nov 14, 2007 12:21 PM
in response to: MarkSentell
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This is the error I got:
trying to set a non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo. The MailboxUid for a ToDo must be a ToDosMailboxUid
FWIW I have one email account setup (gmail IMAP) in Mail.app and I have the ToDo's set to be "On My Mac" so they don't try to sync with Gmail.
I just did a "Cut" and then pasted all of my To Dos into Textpad and then tried opening Mail. Now Mail.app works.
Hopefully an update will fix this issue.
MacBook
Mac OS X (10.5)
BlackBook with 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Nov 15, 2007 7:50 AM
in response to: nick lawes
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Thanks Nick,
your post just saved my a ... fternoon!
Mattes
MacBook, iBook G4, Mac mini
Mac OS X (10.5)
iWeb site at http://www.arndt-family.com
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Lehigh Valley
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Nov 15, 2007 3:43 PM
in response to: obsidianspider
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I just ran the update to 10.5.1 and it appears to have fixed the problem for me.
MacBook
Mac OS X (10.5)
BlackBook with 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Nov 15, 2007 3:48 PM
in response to: MarkSentell
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I was having this problem too. I was getting a crash every time I tried to open an email message. I also got a crash simply by launching Mail and then quitting. I noticed on the toolbar of the main Mail window that the icon for Note was enabled/clickable but the To Do icon was not. Then I tried the following steps which has resolved the crashing on my laptop (MacBook Pro):
1. Launch Mail.
2. Click on the Note icon in the toolbar of the main Mail window.
3. Click on the To Do icon in the toolbar of the New Note window.
4. Typed "Test" (this was probably not necessary but I was testing).
5. Clicked on the Done icon in the toolbar of the New Note window.
After completing the steps above, the To Do icon in the toolbar of the main window of Mail was available for clicking. I have not had a crash since and I can now open email messages without a crash.
Good luck,
TK
MacBook Pro
Mac OS X (10.4.9)
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Germany
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Dec 19, 2007
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Dec 19, 2007 9:50 AM
in response to: nick lawes
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Thank you!!!
I had the same problem - removing all iCal to-dos helped me out!
Ralf
iMac
Mac OS X (10.5.1)
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Jan 2, 2008 5:46 PM
in response to: MarkSentell
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Anyone know if Apple's actually trying to fix this one? I use ToDos pretty extensively, so just deleting them all isn't really an option for me. I have a brand new Mini that this is occuring on.
MacBook
Mac OS X (10.4.6)
2GB RAM
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England
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Feb 23, 2008
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Feb 23, 2008 11:12 AM
in response to: nick lawes
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Thank you! This has worked perfectly for me and I'd just about given up with Mail!
Macbook Pro
Mac OS X (10.5.2)
Gorgeous
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From:
nowhere
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Apr 5, 2008
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Re: non-ToDo MailboxUid for a ToDo?
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Apr 5, 2008 4:19 PM
in response to: MarkSentell
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After running out of luck with the suggestions on this and other forums on the net regarding Mail crashing, I did some digging and found a working solution. The problem definitely has something to do with Mail not being able to manage To Do's correctly (when you launch the app, you'll see that the To Do button is greyed out).
1. Before opening Mail, delete the "com.apple.mail.plist" found in Library>Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist (Not sure if this is really necessary but i did it as a precaution)
2. Launch iCal and delete all To Do's.
- IMPORTANT! Deleting the To Do's as suggested in the boards did not work for me. I looked at iCal closer and realized that i deleted only the current To Do's but NOT older To Do's which were archived and therefore hidden from view. (This is why Mail was still crashing)
3. Click on the "To Do Items by Priority" bar in iCal on the right of the calendar and drop it down to "Show All Completed Items". Delete all completed tasks.
4. Launch Mail and enter all your settings and create your account.
5. In the main mail menu, you should see "To Do" highlighted. If not, click on the "Note" icon first, then it should highlight.
6. From there, your mail should open up correctly now.
imac
Mac OS X (10.5.2)
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