Re: KDE-PIM applications all crash with start up
Ingo Klöcker <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.users.pim |
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On Sunday 22 August 2010, Hasko Bern wrote: > When I switched from one feed to another in Akregator, the program > crashed, which sadly it has been doing ever more often in the last > weeks. As I could not get it running again, i rebooted my computer. > From then on I am not able to start any component of the KDE-PIM > suite (Kontact, Kmail, Kwallet, nor Krusader, Basket, Kalarm, > Korganizer). They all crash instantaneously. Some KDE applications > work though like Kgpg and Kate. > > I searched the bug website if someone had the same problem (I get the > error message: Ausführbare Datei: kmail PID: 3127 Signal: 7 (Bus > error) other programs are similiar, all show 'Signal: 7'). But not > with exactly this message or the more elaborate crash reports. > Frankly I do not understand very much what is in them. > So I'm thinking about filing a bug report, but since so many programs > are touched, and I guess there is a common cause, I'm not quite sure > where to start, i.e. under which category to post them. Maybe I've > overlooked the category KDE-PIM. Looking at the bug reports for KDE > in general, this does not seem the appropiate section to me. > > If someone knows of reports on the same of similiar problems I'd be > glad to hear of them before filing a duplicate. > > I can launch the programs in question from the command line if root, > but not as a normal user. Then I receive this output: > > pascal@pascal-debian:~$ kmail > KCrash: Application 'kmail' crashing... > <unknown program name>(32582)/: Communication problem with "kmail" , > it probably crashed. > Error message was: "org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown" : " > "The name org.kde.kmail was not provided by any .service files" " > > sock_file=/home/pascal/.kde/socket-pascal-debian/kdeinit4__0 > > pascal@pascal-debian:~$ akregator > qUncompress: Input data is corrupted > qUncompress: Input data is corrupted > KCrash: Application 'akregator' crashing... > sock_file=/home/pascal/.kde/socket-pascal-debian/kdeinit4__0 > <unknown program name>(32615)/: Communication problem with > "akregator" , it probably crashed. > Error message was: "org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown" : " > "The name org.kde.akregator was not provided by any .service files" > " > > The only reason for this whole mess I can think of is a recent update > of my Debian Testing 2.6.32-5 Kernel. I have KDE 4.4.1 (I just > wanted to check using Kgpg and Kate, but they crashed when clicking > on 'About KDE' in the menu, but the version should be correct) > > This update did not include any changes to any KDE programs, I'm am > quite sure of that, as I always check what apt-get wants to do to my > computer (Things like removing the whole GNOME of KDE-desktop for > dependency reasons are not so funny!) > > The reason why I suspect the update to be the culprit, is that since > that point of time, my root-directory is totally full. So no changes > can be written in /, and I guess this is not optimal, but maybe I'm > totally wrong with this. I set my root-directory up with 17G of > space which should be more than enough, shouldn't it? I can still > resize it as it is a logical volume in a LVM and just deleting some > files that do not appear as especially important to me, is probably > not the best way forward. If / is totally full then /tmp which is usually on the same partition (or volume) as / is also totally full. This would easily explain the random crashes of basically all KDE applications since they need to be able to create certain temporary files. 17 G is really a lot of space. My / is 20 G but only about a third is used. The rest is free. Maybe some applications filled up /tmp with huge temporary files. I suggest to delete everything in /tmp. /tmp must not contain any important data so it is safe to delete its content. Moreover, you should setup your system such that /tmp is always cleaned up on reboot. (I thought this was the default behavior on Debian. *shrug*) Regards, Ingo _______________________________________________ KDE PIM users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdepim-users
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