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Subject: Database issues
I have an old DBmail server that runs 2.0.x. Recently the main 'inbox' folder on one of the accounts stopped working. This folder has a few thousand messages in it and i can see the subject of all of them. As soom as i try to open them, however it just sits there with a blank window. 

I have done myisamchk a few times and the database is error free.
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