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From time to time I receive debug files - why?

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tescher last edited by devvv4ever

Hi together,

I’m running Davdroid since a long time. Since today from time to time I receive debug-files (see attached).
Can someone tell me, what happened?

0_1534960126639_debug.txt
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Duplicate – please follow up here: https://forums.bitfire.at/post/9654
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