Bug#338828: Is this a race condition / timing problem
Hi all, I had the same problem (some, sometimes all, applets on the bottom panel dying "unexpectedly" on login) with a machine I'll call Box-1 for now. Originally I thought that Box-1's mainboard or processor was faulty (thus leading to spurious segementation faults killing the applets). But today I installed a totally different machine (call it Box-2) on which the problem occurs not only sometimes on login, but is, so far, 100% reproducible (i.e. occurs on all logins). Both, Box-1 and Box-2 have been installed with Debian Sarge 3.1.0a / i386 by booting from CD-1 and pulling the rest of the packages over the internet. Since both machines are somewhat older and slower (700 Mhz Athlon and 350 Mhz Amd/K6_2) than the average, I keep wondering wether this might be a timing problem (i.e. the applets crash because some other part of gnome is slow in starting and is not yet providing some required functionality at the moment). Anyway: I'd would be happy to help to resolve that issue. Correction: Just discovered, it does not occur on all logins, but on almost all. Can't see a pattern yet. Regards -- Markus E Leypold. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#308968: severity 308968 grave
severity 308968 grave If I understand the severities right, grave is 'makes the package in question unusable or mostly so ..'. OK. No De-localization makes the package unusable (at least for my users :-). They won't even be able to read or understand the error message 'The language of Enigmail does not correspond to the language of your application! Enigmail can therefore NOT work.'. I'm not sure, wether enigmail then actually refuses to do anything or wether it will work (albeit with an english user interface). Regardless: It makes no difference. An application, whose dialogs cannot be understood by the users might as well be considered as not working for all practical purposes. I'd be really, really thankful to the maintainers, if the localization package found it's way into sarge. Thanks for your work, guys (and please make it available :-). Regards -- markus -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#308968: It makes mozilla unusable ...
Alexander Sack schrieb: > Is enigmail really unusable for you or is the messages just not appropriate? It makes mozilla unusable ... ... in circumstances, where you (1) insist that your users use encryption and (2) you got english speaking users. And believe me: The prototypical "user" usually doesn't speak english well, and in former eastern germany he/she usually doesn't understand it at all (this are ~ 10-20 Million pontential users ...). Personally I'd absolutely NEED the german locale for my german speaking users. No locale - no encryption. I'd have to backport it on my own. A bad beginning with sarge, since I'd consider mozilla (and enigmail, if we are ever serious about security) rather a core desktop application. Getting users to use encryption is hard enough. Without a german user interface to the encryption in their favorite mail client it's just impossible. Regards -- markus -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
