OK, I feel silly. I forgot that I had actually compiled gDesklets myself due to the Debian version being out of date. Oddly enough, it will compile just fine, but when I un-installed, and got the apt version, two new dependencies (I think python-xml was one) were installed. So, now gDesklets runs just fine. I wonder if the source-code version is missing dependencies. >From now on I stick with the Debian versions (and hopefully they'll stay current :)
Thank you, On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 07:51 +0200, Clément Stenac wrote: > Hello, > > >From your strace output, it appears that the hanging comes from the fact > that the child process (gdesklets daemon) segfaults, apparently during a > socket operation on the socket used to communicate between gdesklets and > gdesklets-daemon. > > As python is not supposed to segfault, and the problem started to appear > with a new python version, I think this bug is python-related. > > However, there is juste one strange thing: the first line of your strace > seems to indicate that your "gdesklets" program actually runs > /usr/local/bin/gdesklets, which is not the Debian gdesklets. Could you > please check this, and try with the Debian gdesklets, which lies in > /usr/bin ? > > Thanks for your feedback, > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
