As Albert Wagner noticed:
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It also installed the following item in
~/.local/share/mime/application/x-extension-grdb.xml:
http://www.freedesktop.org/standards/shared-mime-info";
type="application/x-extension-grdb">
grdb document
and the following in ~/
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 53113 ***
See comments in the dupe. In short, the mime type setup is broken,
because the update-mime-database for some reason inserts bogus entries
under ~/.local that shadow the properly registered types in /usr
Please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] or #gramps on ir
More news from Albert:
I think that update-mime-database creates Override.xml because I
deleted it, ran "update-mime-database /usr/share/mime" and then noticed
that a new version of Override.xml had appeared:
Does this ring the bell with anybody?
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After installing Gramps, double-clicking .
Seems like something in gnome does this:
http://www.gnome.org/~jrb/files/mime/
Not sure if this is nautilus or some other part of gnome.
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After installing Gramps, double-clicking .grdb file gives "Couldn't display"
error
https://launchpad.net/bugs/53113
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This is most likely to be the gtkspell problem. If you can reproduce the
gramps crash, try running the code below in terminal, without gramps. It
should not crash if there's no bug. If this crashes then it's a gtkspell
bug.
$ python
>>> import gtk
>>> import gtkspell
>>> import locale
>>> lang = l
Duncan,
It was meant to be typed in, it is only a few lines.
If you want to cut/paste, here it is:
1. First start python
2. Run the stuff below
import gtk
import gtkspell
import locale
lang = locale.getlocale()[0]
if lang == None: print "lang is None"
else: gtkspell.Spell(gtk.TextView()).set_lan
It's not bad news for gramps. It clearly demonstrates the issue with
"gtkspell" python module. Guessing from my past experience with this on
Debian, it is not because of the python bindings but rather in gtkspell
itself. However, I am not 100% sure, it's just a guess.
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[gutsy] gramps segfaults
I don't think there's an "if" here. The python script is pretty short,
and the only thing that could have crashed it is "gtkspell" python
module.
This can be either a problem with python bindings for gtkspell: package
python-gnome2-extras
Or this can be a gtkspell library problem: package libgtks
Can you try this script instead of gramps? Just run
$ strace python test.py
with the attached test.py file. This script has nothing to do with gramps and
should crash just the same. Just to show that this is not a gramps issue and
should be dealt with by gtkspell folks.
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Looks like same crash to me.
Can we please drop the gramps thing now and work with the script? This
issue just happened to cause gramps to crash too, but this is not gramps
problem. The script demonstrates it clearly :-)
** Summary changed:
- [gutsy] gramps segfaults on load, and dumps
+ [gutsy]
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