Getting the same symptoms as bug #252896. May be triggered by using k3b
to access filesystems mounted over SMB shares (an operation I do
regularly, and which seems related to other reports in 252896).
Installed version is 2.7.0-13.3+lenny1.
Nothing relevant is added to log files when the pro
A better workaround (but still less than ideal) to the ones mentioned above:
It seems that gnome is trying to load a default keymap when it
initializes, but tightvnc requires a specific one that's nothing like
the one gnome loads. By running the following command while logged in
with a twm se
Josselin Mouette wrote:
We’re not completely doomed yet; this may be an optimization issue
(compiler bug or wrong assumption from the code).
Could you try with nostrip but without noopt? This way you should still
have a debuggable code that shows the problem, and you can send the
backtrace.
Tha
Josselin Mouette wrote:
This could also be a heisenbug. If you rebuild the package without
debugging symbols (i.e. without "noopt nostrip" options), does it work
as well?
Yes, you're right, that version doesn't work either.
Julian
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I'm seeing this too, on lenny/amd64. Hopefully this should be enough
info to reproduce:
I installed a fresh copy of lenny using the beta2 network install disc
image, and ran an update via the update manager applet from the gnome
desktop.
Then I installed tightvncserver and set up gdm to acc
Not the original reporter, but I was seeing similar symptoms and error
message -- mine looked like this:
Nov 11 10:48:21 iris kernel: gnome-settings-[11408]: segfault at 10 rip
2bb22a1d rsp 7fffe118f9b0 error 4
I followed the rebuild instructions in the "how to get a backtrace" page
you
Package: teapop-mysql
Version: 0.3.7-3
Severity: normal
Via some unknown mechanism, a corrupted message ended up in one of my
maildir folders. The text of the message included a number of embedded
nulls (I can forward a copy as it originally appeared if anyone needs to
see it). When download
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