Haven't been able to send talkbacks for about the last 24 hours. Is
talkback5.netscape.com on and alive and stuff?
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Having Talkback tell me:
Please check your Proxy Server settings or try again later
is not really helpful when the problem is actually that the talkback server
is down ...
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David Gerard wrote:
Having Talkback tell me:
Please check your Proxy Server settings or try again later
is not really helpful when the problem is actually that the talkback server
is down ...
What would you prefer it to say? Most of the time the server is up, so proxy
settings
On Tue, 04 Dec 2001 11:02:24 -0800,
Daniel Veditz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:David Gerard wrote:
:
: Having Talkback tell me:
:Please check your Proxy Server settings or try again later
: is not really helpful when the problem is actually that the talkback server
: is down ...
:What would you
Michael Gratton wrote:
Is there anyway to get at the stack trace reported in a Talkback
incident? I clicked Send accidently before looking at the trace and
I'd really like to see where the thing is crashing.
The talkback client itself does not give a stack trace anyway.
The only way
David Illsley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Talkback seems to use http. It has options to allow you to use HTTP or
socks proxies.
Please try to use it, it helps the bug fixing process immensely.
David
It doesn't do proxy authentication, something I asked
Talkback seems to use http. It has options to
allow you to use HTTP or socks proxies.
Please try to use it, it helps the bug fixing
process immensely.
David
It doesn't do proxy authentication, something I
asked for when talkback first appeared in the 4.x
days. Please can
Asa Dotzler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Talkback should send its reports over HTTP.
[...]
I think you can manipulate the proxy settings by going to the install
dir/bin/components/ and running the talkback.exe. Then select
Settings|Options and there should be HTTP or SOCKS proxy settings
P.P.S.- Who turned off the single-click expand/collapse of bookmark folders
between 0.9.1 and 0.9.3? I just discovered I have to double-click on
the folders. I was enjoying being so lazy, too. :-)
You can single-click the triangles to the left of the folder names to
expand them. I, too,
the Outside World. Just how is
the talkback agent supposed to get through things like blocked outbound
ports, etc? Is it just using email? http? ftp? If it's using its own
fancy protocol, then I might as well disable it permanently; no way is it
ever going to reach its server unless we know which
Simon Fraser wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There should be a cautionary note: At least on some platforms (MAC
especially) where Talkback in most cases will actually cause crashes
instead of catching crashes. Thus could send
Talkback seems to use http. It has options to allow you to use HTTP or
socks proxies.
Please try to use it, it helps the bug fixing process immensely.
David
The subject pretty much covers it... I am behind so many firewalls that
a team of network security engineers has to sacrifice a virgin goat in
order to retrieve a simple webpage from the Outside World. Just how is
the talkback agent supposed to get through things like blocked outbound
ports
Peter Lairo wrote:
David Hallowell wrote:
Peter Lairo wrote:
Hi,
i have encounteresd a serious crasher bug (affects MANY links) and
use mozilla-win32-installer-sea.exe, whch hasn't called up talkback
during these crashes.
My question is: Does *mozilla-win32-installer-sea.exe
Ashant wrote:
Recently when mozilla crashed on my windows machine, I sent a talkback
report that was automatically generated. What happens to these things?
Do they get filed as bugs? How do I find out what happened to my
report?
If a similar crash has been reported several times, you can
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote...
Supposedly they are logged at a special server. And each and everyone
(every minute detail) is gone over with a fine tooth comb.
The Talkback reports can definitely lead to bugzilla logs, and influence
which bugs get marked topcrash
guesswork
I suspect
Hi,
i have encounteresd a serious crasher bug (affects MANY links) and use
mozilla-win32-installer-sea.exe, whch hasn't called up talkback during
these crashes.
My question is: Does *mozilla-win32-installer-sea.exe* contain talkback?
Here's the bug, if you're interested:
http
David Hallowell wrote:
Peter Lairo wrote:
Hi,
i have encounteresd a serious crasher bug (affects MANY links) and use
mozilla-win32-installer-sea.exe, whch hasn't called up talkback during
these crashes.
My question is: Does *mozilla-win32-installer-sea.exe* contain talkback?
Here's
Since I could reliably get a crash, I decided to get the talkback build.
I used the link on the releases page to the talkback enabled x86 tar.gz
format:
...releases/mozilla0.9.2/mozilla-i686-pc-linux-gnu-0.9.2.tar.gz
After unpacking and running it, I do my crash procedure. Go to
http
This may be obvious to most,but it is not to me.I downloaded 0.9,last
month,installer file,because,in spite of the fact that the talkback file
was recommended,I could not make any sense out of it. This time I
decided to download the talkback file,in a directory of my choice.
The file
Ed Hurst wrote:
this is the only way I can think to get the data to you folks. Since I'm not look for
a solution, I won't be checking back, but you can respond to my e-mal if it suits you.
Upon installing the Win32 0.9.1 talkback installer, I get a crash on initialization,
a second or two
this is the only way I can think to get the data to you folks. Since I'm not look for
a solution, I won't be checking back, but you can respond to my e-mal if it suits you.
Upon installing the Win32 0.9.1 talkback installer, I get a crash on initialization, a
second or two after converting my
Daniel Veditz wrote:
Gervase Markham wrote:
Is it possible for a mere bug-reporter to look through talkback data
to look for stack traces duplicate/similar to the ones you find?
No. :-( You'll need to ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] for a specific talkback ID.
Yes, this sucks.
Gerv
A summary
Daniel Veditz wrote:
Sorry we couldn't
do more, but we do want to protect the privacy of people kind enough to send
us their crash data. We did, after all, promise that we would.
Which is exactly one of the many reasons people like me still prefer to use
Netscape products, and Mozilla.
A summary of talkback data is posted at
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/data/crash-data/
Personally identifying information has been removed, and links to detailed
crash data are to a server behind the Netscape firewall. Sorry we couldn't
do more, but we do want to protect the privacy of people
Is it possible for a mere bug-reporter to look through talkback data
to look for stack traces duplicate/similar to the ones you find?
No. :-( You'll need to ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] for a specific talkback ID.
Yes, this sucks.
Gerv
Gervase Markham wrote:
Is it possible for a mere bug-reporter to look through talkback data
to look for stack traces duplicate/similar to the ones you find?
No. :-( You'll need to ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] for a specific talkback ID.
Yes, this sucks.
Gerv
A summary of talkback data
Is it possible for a mere bug-reporter to look through talkback data
to look for stack traces duplicate/similar to the ones you find?
Thanks in advance.
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o tried re-downloading from
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/nightly/latest/mozilla-win32-talkback.zip
and running that installation, but it made no
difference, crashes still do not bring up the talkback
agent.
Thanks!
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Daniel Veditz wrote:
barney wrote:
I recently started downloading win32 talkback nightlies again now that
they've shrunk down to a more tolerable size. I've had a couple of
crashes, but talkback didn't kick in. Then I noticed a message in the
console log when mozilla starts up: talkback
barney wrote:
I recently started downloading win32 talkback nightlies again now that
they've shrunk down to a more tolerable size. I've had a couple of
crashes, but talkback didn't kick in. Then I noticed a message in the
console log when mozilla starts up: talkback can't initialize
At 10:19 27/01/2001 -0500, Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote:
PS: I was hoping to reach the Netscape employee's that read this group.
After All Mozilla is the research arm and Netscape is the comercial product.
Phillip, you know that isn't going to work it only irritates. mozilla.org
isn't any
Steve Chapel wrote:
"Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Daniel Veditz wrote:
"Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T." wrote:
Your not missing much with Talkback.
It been my experienc
"Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T." wrote:
Steve Chapel wrote:
"Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Daniel Veditz wrote:
"Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T." wrote:
Daniel Veditz wrote:
"Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T." wrote:
Your not missing much with Talkback.
It been my experience on Mac that Talkback cause crashes instead of
reporting them. On Communicator for Mac the recomended course is to
remove all traces of Talkback in Co
"Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Daniel Veditz wrote:
"Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T." wrote:
Your not missing much with Talkback.
It been my experience on Mac that Talkback cause cra
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote:
Asa,
I reliaze that we are talking about Mozilla.
Talkback is included with both Mozilla, and netscape6 for Mac
point me to a mac Mozilla build with talkback.
--Asa
Been using Mozilla 0.7, from Win32 Zipfile. It won't talkback.
I also downloaded build 2001012020 from 'Windows' link under 'Nightly
Builds' on Mozilla.org page, and it claimed to be
'mozilla-win32-talkback.zip', but it doesn't talkback either.
Previous milestones/nightlies used to talkback
Your not missing much with Talkback.
It been my experience on Mac that Talkback cause crashes instead of
reporting them. On Communicator for Mac the recomended course is to
remove all traces of Talkback in Communicator and in system Files
Talkback and Full Circle items, before opening
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote:
Your not missing much with Talkback.
It been my experience on Mac that Talkback cause crashes instead of
reporting them. On Communicator for Mac the recomended course is to
remove all traces of Talkback in Communicator and in system Files
Talkback and Full
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