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seamonkey spontaneously closes without warning
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/296185
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Hello guys,
I'm confirming a sort of this bug with recent Seamonkey 2.0 (General Release).
The trick was to enable the Enigmail add-on. Once enabled, Seamonkey begins
random and much of rapid segfaults while in "Mail & Newsgroups" mode. Actually
so rapid that I'm not even that fast to write an a
Friends,
I can reproduce this bug all the time by doing the following:
In Navigator window, go to: http://www.theopensourcerer.com
seamonkey closes all windows and the error "segmentation fault" appears
in the terminal.
Will someone please attempt to also reproduce the bug and confirm?
Thanks
Friends, I have now been able to reproduce the bug as follows:
1. launched by entering seamonkey into terminal prompt (as non-root) to
be able to track error messages.
2. in Navigator window, go to: http://www.theopensourcerer.com
3. seamonkey closes all windows and the error "segmentation
Friends, I have been unable to reproduce the problem for quite some some time.
Also, my
wife also reported the same thing happening while using Abiword. So, it
indicates to me that
this might not be a seamonkey specific problem. I am running a non-standard
ubuntu install
which is u-lite (FKA
You could try to determine if the crash happens while SeaMonkey is
running a plugin, particularly Adobe Flash. This is a known issue, and
I recall reading about it a few months ago, either at the SeaMonkey
project site or at the MozillaZine forum. The browser crash is
triggered by a plugin bug, n
I suggest you to reinstall seamonkey from synaptic.
Also if you use any addons take a look at description. For example mnenhy on
mozilla.org
does not work well with seamonkey 1.1.12 but version 0.7.6 works well.
I would like to know on what https:// page you were when it close itself.
Also, modern
Launched seamonkey from the command line (as regular user, not root)
and it spontaneously closed without warning. The terminal output was:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ seamonkey
Illegal instruction
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
At the time, I was loading a secure web page and had about
four tabs open. The me
markor wrote:
> It happens here, on Xubuntu Hardy/8.04.1 64-bit With Seamonkey 1.1.12
> But I Installed self-build addon for enigmail 64-bit and Then it started
> dieing
> at random time, during displaying some mail messages. So I figured its my
> problem only.
> So I could not tell it is conferm
It happens here, on Xubuntu Hardy/8.04.1 64-bit With Seamonkey 1.1.12
But I Installed self-build addon for enigmail 64-bit and Then it started dieing
at random time, during displaying some mail messages. So I figured its my
problem only.
So I could not tell it is confermed.
Whould you be so nice
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