Michael Ekstrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: tags 364386 confirmed thanks
Hello Michael,
I hope it is ok for you if I quote you on the public bugreport logs,
since you have not CCed the Bug Tracking System. (but I stripped your
URLs)
> This morning, I re-upgraded to the TeXmacs in testing to try what you
> wanted; it re-read the config directory as a version upgrade, started,
> and opened my file beautifully. So, TeXmacs from Testing works just
> fine now.
>
> The first TeXmacs used on this computer was the one from testing, and
> never worked until now. My ~/.TeXmacs directory is part of my home
> directory copied from my old FreeBSD workstation when I built my
> current computer; it was created by whatever version of TeXmacs FreeBSD
> had in ports in Jan. or Feb. It was either 1.0.5 or 1.0.6.
I now tried starting TeXmacs with your configuration from FreeBSD and
can indeed reproduce the segfault.
> A gzipped core file and a tarball of my ~/.TeXmacs directory have
> been uploaded. tm-config.tgz is the TeXmacs config as copied from
> FreeBSD, and tm-current.tgz is the TeXmacs config as it sits on my
> Debian machine with TeXmacs in stable working.
The core file that you uploaded lacks reading permissions for me. But
it's ok, I do not need it anymore since I can reproduce the segfault
now. tm-config.tgz makes TeXmacs from Unstable also crash, while
texmacs-current.tgz works just fine.
Thanks for your information, I'll start debugging now. ;-)
Have a nice Sunday,
René
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