Did some more testing, found out that it makes a difference whether or
not I delete the ~/.sabnzbd dir prior to launching lotta.
Starting without sab running, and without a pre-existing lotta config:
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* with the usual ~/.sabnzbd in place: SessionNotSpecifiedError traceback
appears twice, lotta never displays the session selection dialog and
always behaves as seen in the screenshot attached to this bug.
* continuing from the above, setting "active = local" and trying to
start lotta again the SessionNotSpecifiedError is gone, the traceback
known from bug #608209 appears (twice!) and the app window is in the
same zombie condition as before.
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* now when I remove ~/.sabnzbd and ~/.config/lottanzb/* to clean up, and
start lotta again a session selection window ("Start Downloading")
appears in front of the zombie window and the app appears functional.
The command line shows the SessionNotSpecifiedError traceback - but this
time only once. In case I cancel that dialog the app exits cleanly but
it has about a 50/50 chance of crashing with 'lottanzb: Fatal IO error
11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) on X server :0.0.' the next time
it's started.
* continuing from the above, If I insert "active = local" and start
lotta again it appears to work, starts a sab instance; the gui is
responsive and warns in bright orange that a server is needed.
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Quite puzzling how having the sab dir in place influences the process
and makes tracebacks appear twice, especially since I guess that lotta
didn't try reading the ini yet (since that would have caused a traceback
of its own with my normal sab config)...
The SessionNotSpecifiedError traceback is probably best to hide away,
same for the one that appears if no server is defined in sab yet.
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