https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=414553
--- Comment #7 from naroyce <nroycea+...@gmail.com> --- "setup problem"? As in the installation? Or kdeinit5/thumbnail.so "setting up" to use QT stuff? If the issue was random in the sense that it would start to fail within 5 hours of a reboot one time, and then 29 days after another reboot, I would be more apt to agree with you on the "reliability" of the issue being produced... But when it is happening pretty regularly around 11 days, even when my usage varies, I'd call that pretty reliable. I can tell you that I just upgraded today after seeing the coredump entries starting on Feb 3rd, and the last time I upgraded/rebooted was on Jan 24th. That would make it like 11 days. I WOULD say it is not ideal in debugging/troubleshooting when you have to wait that long for the issue to rear its ugly head. I could always attach gdb to the process on like the 10th day and get a backtrace or some variable data sampled at that time to see if something is on its way out of bounds (about to cause it to freak out continually on the #th day), but I'd need a bit more guidance of what is to be expected from me (specifics, rather than the vague procedure I laid out) in doing this. I'd be curious to know how you could see hardware affecting ONLY this particular software in this manner (repetitive failures after #days). What files does kdeinit5/thumbnail.so affect (config?) that I could possibly just try renaming to get a fresh start (without just fully reinstalling everything). I think it would be obvious to say that thumbnail.so would create thumbnails for files, but I doubt I would need to delete the thumbnail cache (which would also be fine) since the issue isn't the display of thumbnails since it still does, but rather the creation of NEW thumbnails after #days. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
