manila.exe erroring out right at midnight. Why?

[exi]

For the time being, and because of the notifications bug in the latest custom ROMs (and my hatred for Sprint/HTC's "maintenance release"), I've reverted back to the stock Sprint ROM.

And just like I remember, come midnight in my time zone, I'm presented with the all-too-familiar "We're sorry..." bit about manila.exe having a problem.

Why is this, and how can I fix it?

[MrObvious]

I'm curious, what notification error?

[majorassface]

Originally Posted by exi

For the time being, and because of the notifications bug in the latest custom ROMs (and my hatred for Sprint/HTC's "maintenance release"), I've reverted back to the stock Sprint ROM.

And just like I remember, come midnight in my time zone, I'm presented with the all-too-familiar "We're sorry..." bit about manila.exe having a problem.

Why is this, and how can I fix it?

Did you happen to uncheck Today timeout in Start/Settings/Today/Items ? I know in a number of roms if this is left checked it did something similar to this, rebooting in the middle of the night. Try unchecking it and see if it changes anything.

[exi]

Originally Posted by MrObvious

I'm curious, what notification error?

It's just the usual "We're sorry..." titled-process which offers you the "opportunity" to report the details of an application crash, as well as to see the technical details for yourself.

Like this - http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/im...-Feb06-ER1.jpg (dunno if they have an issue with hotlinks) - but about manila.exe, and in WM 6.1.

Originally Posted by majorassface

Did you happen to uncheck Today timeout in Start/Settings/Today/Items ? I know in a number of roms if this is left checked it did something similar to this, rebooting in the middle of the night. Try unchecking it and see if it changes anything.

I want to say I tried that a long, long time ago and saw no change, but I could be wrong.

I snagged an old copy of Juicy's 4.4 -- was planning on giving that a go.

[MrObvious]

That is just strange. Maybe could you load DotFred's task manager and see what processes are running?