Re: 2.2.4 Bugs?

"Kristian G. Kvilekval" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.zinf.devel
Message-ID <1060704498.3985.7.camel@merrimack>
On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 07:56, Robert Davis wrote:
> Update.  I compiled on my home Gentoo system (AMD,IceWM) which uses
> stable portage (x86) versus my work (Intel P4,Gnome) which is "bleeding
> edge" portage (~x86) and still get the same segfault.  First time
> installed and ran multiple times without segfaulting.  As soon as I
> click MyMusic and cancel the introwizard and MyMusic Dialog and exit it
> will segfault.  Second try usually immediately segfaults and then the
> third try on will only segfault when zinf does a mouse over event such
> as a button.  Changing WatchThisDirTimeout to "0" will do away with the
> segfault.  If I change it to something like "10"  It will segfault in 10
> secs with the below portion of strace.  The only thing I can think in
> common is glibc 2.3.2.
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.  Thx.
> Robert Davis

Hmm. debian unstable upgraded a couple of days ago to libc-2.3.2 
and zinf is running fine for me.

The "WatchThisDirTimeout" at 0 disables the update of the 
musiccatalog for downloaded music.  Since the download 
function is deprecated and will probably be removed at some
later date, you might as well disable it now.

More interestingly, what happens when you manually
update the musiccatalog "File->Search compuiter for music"
Does this also segfault?  If so then there seems to
a problem in musiccatalog.

Could you attach the output of the compilation?  I would like
to see the options you end up compiling with.



 
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