I have recently been experiencing this crash again whenever I quit
audacious. (Previously, I had experienced it only occasionally, as
documented above.) This is since I moved my music from a malfunctioning
external USB drive to a remote machine, and started accessing the music
via a Samba share (with smbmount, i.e. mount.cifs). I am able to create
playlists and play music without problems, but (so far) I get this crash
whenever I try to quit Audacious.
The most recent time this occurred, before quitting Audacious, I tried
to unmount the Samba share, which, since the music was still playing,
had the result I predicted:
ek@Apok:~$ sudo umount /media/dAlembertian
[sudo] password for ek:
umount: /media/dAlembertian: device is busy.
(In some cases useful info about processes that use
the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
Then, within a couple of seconds after clicking the X at the upper-right
corner of Audacious, I tried again, and this succeeded. Perhaps this
means that the error is not really related to accessing the music. Or
perhaps it is, but audacious had already terminated and the audacious
window was only still up because Apport was still collecting data.
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Title:
audacious2 crashed with SIGSEGV when quitting
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