Hi Sebastien; not sure what this means, to be uploaded as a hardy update
candidate... I haven't seen anything come through in my -proposed
repository. Or is this a prelude to that? I guess someone will update
the bug if/when the fix migrates into the repositories?
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I understand that modifying groups requires a logout (although I've been
hacking UNIX for 20+ years and I still don't really understand why
that's true). But it's monumentally sucky to have to log out, even if
there's some dialog that tells you you need to do it.
I don't see why nautilus-share ca
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Running Hardy with all the latest updates.
I have NTP installed and working. I wanted to change my time servers to
use ones local to my network, instead of the default Ubuntu time server.
I opened time-admin (System->Administration->T
This might be a problem but I don't see how it proposes to fix bug
#90681 unless we can modify every application, including 3rd party VPN
tools, that want to change /etc/resolv.conf to use NetworkManager to do
it instead of modifying the file directly.
Here's a hint, though: we can't do that :-).
I hit this too; my company uses Juniper's NetworkConnect and it adds its
own DNS servers as the first ones to search to /etc/resolv.conf. I
disabled the download of the DNS server info altogether which is
obviously not optimal, but works OK for me because I've installed a
Linux image on my Linksys
I guess I misunderstood your comment.
IMO, bug #90681 has no relationship to NetworkManager at all. It could
be that the system in 90681 has disabled NetworkManager altogether and
is using raw dhclient; that bug would still happen. The problem that
the dhclient-script overwrites /etc/resolv.conf
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 236781 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236781
I agree; the stacktrace shows status = 404 in get_message, which is the
smoking gun for this bug.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/194858
You
All my Hardy systems still have this problem. My one Intrepid system
doesn't. Please be clear what release you're using when reporting
issues.
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It happened every time I rebooted my system with Hardy, right up until
the day (about two weeks ago) that I upgraded to Intrepid. Now it no
longer happens. The issue was something to do with the tmpfs that is
mounted as /lib/modules/2.6.24-21-generic/volatile. For some reason
whatever was suppos
Just to say: I would have been happy to provide more details and help
anyone who was interested debug the issue and get to the bottom of it...
but no one ever responded.
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On Thu, 2009-01-29 at 18:07 +, Mackenzie Morgan wrote:
> You mentioned that you were doing all these tests with it plugged in,
> but the computer claims it's unplugged. What if it really is unplugged?
That's an excellent question; I don't remember if I tried that or not.
I don't have access t
Nope. Pretty sad. I guess no one at Canonical / Ubuntu cares much
about legacy UNIX environments based on NIS. RedHat, SuSE, etc. have
had this working out of the box for years and years. It worked on
Ubuntu, too, until network manager came along.
What I do on my systems is create a new servic
Excellent! I did this on my dad's laptop over the weekend and it worked
perfectly. I had a minor heart attack when I upgraded the BIOS since it
was going along no problem and then BANG without warning the machine
powered off--I've done enough BIOS upgrades to freak out that I'd just
turned my dad
I think many newer environments are switching from NIS to
ActiveDirectory (in Windows deployments) or LDAP, for both user account
info as well as things like automount.
I've never used a setup like that so I can't say whether it works better
or not with networkmanager.
Certainly it's ridiculous t
Following the advice I read somewhere else on the intertubes, I used the
IP address of my exchange server instead of the hostname when I was
creating my account. Crazily enough, that worked like a charm!!
That's... an embarrassing bug I think. But, give it a shot.
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Yeah, I get same problem on my Acer Aspire One . Installed with latest
download of USB install from 2009-04-17. Updated packages to latest and
then encountered the problem.
I have a 16GB SDHC card, formatted to ext4 and mounted as /home. The
filesystem is corrupt. It mentions about the journal bei
I'm seeing this on Intrepid, just installed/updated now. I'm not sure
why the importance on this is "low". It's excruciatingly annoying, and
extremely visible.
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Is anyone going to ever look at this? This is a major problem and I
cannot recommend our users at work upgrade to Intrepid until it's
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In my comment of 17 April ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24/+bug/214165/comments/5 ) I noted that
I'd fixed this problem by shutting down X and turning off the monitor
power, then turning it back on again.
This problem has never re-occurred since then.
M
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The NTP package comes with /etc/dhcp3/dhclient-enter-hooks.d scripts to
enable the local system to discover its NTP servers via DHCP, which is a
very common configuration in an Enterprise setting. This is good!
However, the default /etc/dhcp3/dhclie
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Enterprise environments quite often distribute network settings such as
domain name servers, NTP servers, etc. via DHCP. One of the network
settings that can be distributed this way is the NIS server, via the
nis-domain and nis-servers options in DHC
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I filed a bug against the "nis" package that they don't provide any
dhclient-exit-hooks.d hook scripts to handle nis-domain/nis-servers
/nisplus-domain/nisplus-servers DHCP options:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/246322
I also suggested that they need to modify the dhclient.
Hrm, I just filed a bug about this under the "ntp" package:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/246314
Note that the ntp package DOES come with dhclient-exit-hooks.d scripts
to turn on/off NTP servers at appropriate times. As this bug mentions,
all that's missing are the entries in dhclient.conf... w
If it's decided that the nis package cannot update dhclient.conf due to
packaging rules, then this bug is a duplicate of
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Note you need both nis-servers AND nis-domain. And, there's nisplus-
domain and nisplus-servers as well.
I opened a separate bug for NIS; the request for the "nis" package to
create appropriate dhclient exit hooks is bug #246322
The bug for dhcp3-client to add these to dhclient.conf is bug #2463
After I filed this I realized there was no facility for updating
dhclient.conf via dpkg scripting, so I also filed bug #246343 to have
these fields added to the dhclient.conf "request" line by default. It
won't hurt anything to have them requested there: if they're not
available from the server th
I just did an update from -proposed, and there was no new evolution-
exchange package installed even though there were updated evolution and
evolution-data-server packages installed.
Also if I go look in the http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists
/hardy-proposed/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 fi
Oh wait, I see the problem. There are no .deb files for this version of
evolution-exchange in the pool
http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/e/evolution-exchange/
While all the other versions In here have .debs for both amd64 and i386,
for this version I see only these files:
[ ] evolu
I can also verify that this fixes the problem of extra Trash messages.
I also have to say that I haven't seen the hang issue since I applied my
changes, either. Don't know if it's a coincidence, but I'm happy!
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Thanks Steve / Martin. I did an update this morning (company picnic
yesterday... beautiful day in New England!!) and got this package and I
cannot reproduce the Evo crash anymore. yay!
As for the build failure, I agree that this should be fixed in the
build-dependency of evolution-exchange. Who
Ouch; yoyoq is right. The new version 4.1.4+debian-2.1ubuntu2 is in the
pool, but it's not listed in any of the hardy Packages file; I've looked
in all of them (hardy, hardy-proposed, hardy-backports, hardy-security).
I didn't notice this because I pulled the .deb and installed it by hand
to test
If the messages have stopped appearing in your logs, then the problem
you're having is clearly not related to this bug, since this bug is
about autofs .Trash requests. Bug comments are not really the best way
to ask for help, unless it's about the bug in question. You should
either file a bug aga
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I have the very latest stuff from Ubuntu hardy-proposed, including the
latest libldap fixes:
ii evolution2.22.2-0ubuntu1
ii evolution-common 2.22.2-0ubuntu1
ii evolution-data-server2.22.2-0ubuntu1
ii evolutio
I can't figure out how to reference an upstream bug, but I believe this
bug has already been reported upstream to the GNOME bugzilla, here:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=532844
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I'm not so sure about an importance of "Medium". At this point Exchange
crashes every time I bring it up, within a second or two (I can't read
even a single message). That's more important than medium to me, at
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Binary package hint: seahorse
I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 with the latest proposed packages as of today:
ii seahorse2.22.2-0ubuntu1
I have a script that uses SSH port forwarding to create a VPN tunnel
between two machines. Since it is only for port
I'm seeing the exact same behavior as Claudio. I did a bunch of
investigation and here is what I found:
For the last week or so, almost every morning when I come into work my
system is hung up in a strange way. I can move my mouse but I never get
asked for my password to unlock my screen. I can
I'm seeing this too, and something about it is causing my system to
hang. Basically, when I come in the morning I can't do hardly anything,
including reboot. Investigation has shown that it's because any attempt
to read the /proc/mounts file causes a permanent hang on the process
(can't even kill
Just a comment on point (c) above: I don't think this is quite as
innocuous as you suppose. While looking at the root of a normal
automount point for a non-existent directory (or two, in this case)
isn't so bad (except for the annoying log spam), there are various types
of maps which take any rand
I don't agree that the problem is small.
The FIX is small, but the problem is big: it basically means that the
/net map is completely unusable in Hardy, for any environment where
filesystems are exported with different permissions to different sets of
hosts.
As I mentioned above, this is an extre
Strange, I've had many bugs fixed in hardy going through -proposed and
then into -updates and I've never needed to use the SRU process before.
However, if you think it's necessary I'll give it a shot.
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.24-19-386
Yesterday I upgraded my father's Toshiba Satellite M35X laptop from
Ubuntu 6.06 to Ubuntu 8.04. The upgrade went fine, the reboot went
fine, everything went fine. I logged in and that even seemed to go
fine: the panels appeared
Thanks Etienne. Someday I'm going to learn how to use Launchpad PPA!
As for the fix, I'll say this: first, the concept behind the patch is
unquestionably 100% correct. As you point out, it's fundamentally wrong
to look for .Trash directories in automount points, because they aren't
"real" direct
I agree, this is not a duplicate. Although the stack trace is similar,
that bug dies in the assert() showing an invalid sockbuf while this one
gets past there and dies in the write somewhere. Plus, this appears to
be failing with a SIGPIPE, which means some kind of unexpected pipe
failure. I thi
FYI I had to reboot yesterday and I still see this problem. Those .ko
files are gone every time I reboot.
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I can confirm that when I use fast user switch with the new drivers in
hardy-proposed I don't get the white screen where I can't see the login
window. I get a black screen with a login window visible, as expected.
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Here is a bog-simple patch I created for gvfs-0.2.4 that skips any root
directory with a filesystem type of "autofs".
To my mind this is just a workaround: the real answer is that the list
of filesystem types to skip should be configurable, I presume via an
entry in gconf. However, that involves
To see whether you have the right stuff, look at the changelog file:
/usr/share/doc/libldap-2.4-2/changelog.Debian.gz
You should see that the first entry in the changelog is either
"openldap2.3 (2.4.7-6ubuntu4.2)" which contains this reference: "Fix
ber_flush2 assertion error. (LP: #215904)"
Or,
I found this bug, I think. We're getting identical problems causing
Evolution Exchange to crash. The problem is ldap is accessing memory
after it's been freed.
Here's the Gnome bug with lots of backtraces and some valgrind logs I
used to figure it out:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 215904 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/215904
This is really a bug in openldap which is causing lots of ldap-based
apps to fail. There is more info in ubuntu bug #215904
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 215904
(ITS#5518) Assertion error
Marked Evolution Exchange bug as a duplicate.
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I filed this bug with Gnome bugzilla:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=532384
There, one of the Evo developers suggested I use the Edit -> Plugins
menu item and find the "Prefer plain-text" plugin, and disable it.
I did that, and now my invites show up properly and seem to work as
expect
Note that using a local files is not a reasonable workaround for
enterprise environments... the whole point of using NIS is to centralize
management of the maps.
At the moment I cannot recommend Hardy to any environment that relies on
NIS distribution of automount maps (which is actually, as I say
I've upgraded three different systems with different kinds of keyboards
etc. and every one shows this bug.
Still very annoying, still hoping someone will fix it :-/.
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This bug is NOT fixed. Please reopen it. After installing, I still
have exactly the same broken behavior as before, and when I look in
/etc/auto.net I see it is still using sort -k, not sort -u:
$SHOWMOUNT | LC_ALL=C cut -d' ' -f1 | LC_ALL=C sort -k 1 | \
Looking at the debdiff attached
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: dpkg
On Hardy with dpkg 1.14.16.6ubuntu4, I ran "update-alternatives --config
java" and I saw the "+" next to one of my options. I had no idea what
that meant, so I entered "?" as the response to the prompt to choose
which alternative, to get some help.
** Attachment added: "Patch to avoid horrible-looking Perl warnings."
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I don't think adding this to if-up.d is robust. There could easily be a
timing issue here where the facility that distributes your maps, which
also cannot be started until the interface comes up, will not be started
before the autofs script asks for them. For example, with NIS, after
the interfac
I've loaded up these libraries to test the Evo Exchange crasher.
Unfortunately there was no reliable way to reproduce it; you just had to
do lots of work and eventually it would happen. However, I've added a
debugging message to the code so that I'll know when I've hit a point
where it SHOULD have
This is unquestionably a bug in the Ubuntu SWAT package. If you can't
log into SWAT as an administrator on a standard Ubuntu system, then the
package is broken.
Not only that, but the Importance level of "Low" is wrong, since the
package is not functional as installed.
If the SWAT developers can
Since this bug is marked "fixed released", is there another bug tracking
the remaining problems with nvidia drivers? I know we can't solve them
but it seems like we should have an open bug about this until nvidia
releases fixed drivers (as Chris points out, that could be a long ways
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This bug is specifically about sudo (or gksudo etc.) failing completely.
The fix described here solves that problem.
You may still see some messages or warnings being printed; that should
be fixed but it's not this bug.
You may also see some programs "corrupting" your /etc/hosts file; that
is als
That looks better; thanks!
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See comment #57 for a way to reproduce this which doesn't use the
screensaver; I believe that method still shows the bug.
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Chris: Yep, I know. I was responding to dashua's post saying it was
fixed, by pointing out that it may now work properly for some situations
but that doesn't mean it's fixed. Cheers!
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I'll need to find a way to do a fresh install to test this. Maybe a
vmware image. Let me see what I can do.
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Oddly enough, on my system the fglrx.ko file (which I don't use, but is
part of the restricted drivers) is NOT deleted on reboot. Only the
nvidia*.ko files. However, it seems like this must be some kind of
scripting problem with the linux-restricted-drivers package... no?
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My Hardy system was working fine up to and including the 2.6.24-18
kernel. Yesterday I upgraded to 2.6.24-19, and I got this same problem.
I did the install and the reboot, and afterwards X came up in failsafe
mode. I switched to a console and poked around and saw that (a) lsmod
showed no nvidia
Actually, the bug fix wasn't committed until Saturday, 7 June:
http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/evolution-
exchange?view=revision&revision=1679
It's still present in the latest Evo packages for Ubuntu, and I (and my
colleagues) are still hitting this relatively frequently (I guess our
Exchange server
The bug is in the libldap package. When you get a new version of that
(which I believe is out now, even for the standard repositories) then
all applications that use LDAP (including Evolution, xscreensaver,
Apache, etc.) will use it and have the fix.
There's no need for a new Apache package, beca
This is still in -proposed? I think it's pretty clear what this bug is
and that it's fixed by the update; we've had a number of people testing
it and reporting success already. Plus, if you look at the actual
patch, it's pretty clear that it fixes the problem.
IMHO this should get promoted out o
Sorry, I didn't realize people were waiting for me. I have no recipe
for reliably reproducing the problem using Evolution so I can't be 100%
sure that it's been fixed. However, I've been using the fix since Chuck
posted his PPA version on 23 May, and -proposed version since it was
uploaded, and I
He didn't bring it last time. But, he's visiting again so I have access
to this laptop until Wednesday morning EST (7 Jan 2009). Earlier this
week I tried upgrading to 8.10, but it was a disaster. First, it
doesn't fix this bug; after a minute or so the laptop powers down. I
don't even need to
Here's something weird. I upgraded to 8.10, but my kernel still says
2.6.25, not 2.6.27. It's like the new Intrepid kernel was not
installed...?!?!
I wonder if setting a "keep" on the older kernel caused a problem. I'm
going to forcibly install the newer Intrepid kernel.
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OK, I installed 2.6.27-11 from proposed but still see the same behavior.
After a minute or two the laptop simply powers down.
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** Tags added: linux-2.6.27
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I added a new /etc/init.d script that just uses logger to generate a
message every second and set it up to start automatically at S99. After
rebooting a number of times it seems that the system goes about 85
seconds (lowest I got was 84; highest 87) after it starts my script at
S99, then reboots.
Sorry, it doesn't reboot. Just powers down.
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I created an Ubuntu 8.10 install CD and tried to boot off that; it also
powered down the system after some amount of time. The system got to
the point where it was trying to load the desktop, then shut off.
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Well, it's been like this for quite a while now and there are no other
signs of any kind of instability on the system. And of course as I
mentioned, if I use the older kernel it works fine. And, this system
can dual-boot Windows and Windows doesn't seem to have any problems with
it.
Also, it doe
I'm not so sure that's it. There's no NetworkManager in /etc/init.d at
all in 8.04, which I'm using, and it still has this problem.
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Yes, this is an instance of that bug. Compare that stack trace to the
one in the Gnome bug report attached to the LP bug.
Can you please be clearer about what you mean by "hardy with updates"?
Do you have the -proposed repository enabled? Also please provide the
version of your libldap-2.4-2 pac
As I mentioned in my description this is actually my father's laptop and
I don't have access to it except when he's visiting. I'll see him next
the week of September 22, and I'll give this a try then.
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This is working for me in Hardy now. Some weeks after I reported this,
it started working. Some package I updated (not sure which one) caused
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S28NetworkManager simply requires that networkmanager be started. That
does NOT guarantee that you have an active network connection. The
whole idea behind NM is that it will manage network connection and
disconnect for the system, behind the scenes.
What's happening here is that NM comes up and
I can reproduce this, but ONLY during installation from the LiveCD.
Also, my testing was with Ubuntu 6.06.1 LTS ISO image.
What happened: I write the above ISO to CD and tried to boot with it.
The detected video driver ("ati") does not work on my system for
whatever reason, so X failed to start an
Public bug reported:
I believe the log out button and the dialog it creates is managed by
gnome-panel, right? If not please let me know where to file this.
I'm using Ubuntu 6.06.1 LTS (standard install).
In past Gnome releases the logout panel has had a checkbox that allows
you to save your ses
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I'm using Ubuntu 6.06.1 LTS (Intel x86 desktop install). I installed
tomboy from Ubuntu repositories (version 0.3.5). I start it with
Applications -> Accessories -> Tomboy Notes, and Tomboy appears in my
panel's notification area and I can click on it and create notes and al
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Ubuntu 6.06.1 (x86 desktop install)
On my Ubuntu system at work I have installed NIS, and added the standard
line to the end of /etc/group to include all NIS groups:
+:::
Just today, I discovered I didn't have an MTA on my box (!) so I tried
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: adduser
I originally reported this against installing ssl-cert, but then I got
the same problem installing postfix and decided it must be something
general. I tried running addgroup directly and had the same issue.
I've installed NIS on my Ubuntu 6.06.1
Actually I discovered this is really a bug in addgroup. I filed another
bug #58038 against the adduser package. Please close this one as a
duplicate of that one.
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The bug was really in adduser. See bug #58038
** Changed in: ssl-cert (Ubuntu)
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This also happens for soundtracks, etc. I've added another comment to
the upstream bug.
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I'm using Ubuntu 6.06.1, with window list applet 2.14.3. I _believe_
this is a bug in the window list applet but it could be somewhere
else...
I prefer to see all my windows for all desktops in my window list, so I
use the window list Prefer
It doesn't make any sense for something like tomboy not to be session
managed. It's a note-taking application: it's one of those things that
you expect to always be there (if you use it). Heck, even things like
gnome-terminal are session managed!!
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Sorry Cimmo, but you're wrong. A number of people have confirmed that
this bug still happens on Gutsy upgrades, EVEN WHEN using the upgrade-
manager to perform the upgrade. In fact Alex, whom you responded to,
was using the official upgrade method when he ran into the problem.
This bug should be
This bug has been fixed in the upstream trunk last week:
http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/evolution-data-
server?view=revision&revision=8157
FYI. Maybe this fix can be backported to the current Gutsy version of
evolution-data-server.
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Addressbook crash when searching contacts by "any field contai
Public bug reported:
I just upgraded to Gutsy RC1, containing OO.o 2.3 (previously I was
using Feisty with OO.o 2.2).
I have an odt document with a table in it. In one column are email
hyperlinks. In OO.o 2.3 when I try to edit these hyperlinks, OO.o
crashes:
1) I put my cursor into the email
I ran it again and attached GDB. Sure enough, it's dumping core with a
segv. Here's the stack trace:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread -1250109760 (LWP 31469)]
0xaed71128 in ?? () from /usr/lib/openoffice/program/libsw680li.so
(gdb) thread apply all bt
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