Just kill process 'evolution-data-server-2.26'.
Restart Evolution..
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could you get an evolution-data-server stacktrace using gdb?
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Hello Sebastien,
I am not sure of the difference between a stacktrace and a backtrace.
Here is what I do
In terminal
gdb evolution 21 | tee gdb-evolution.txt
handle SIG33 pass nostop noprint
set pagination 0
run
Then in the Evolution gui
Create an event that recurs every week.
Save the
the way to get a stacktrace is either to use apport or gdb this way
- start evolution on the email component
- gdb --pid `pidof evolution-data-server-2.26`
(gdb) continue
- switch evolution to the calendar
- the gdb prompt will be stopped on the e-d-s crash
(gdb) backtrace
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the log you got shows it's eds crashing and not evolution
the way to get a stacktrace is either to use apport or gdb this way
- start evolution on the email component
- gdb --pid `pidof evolution-data-server-2.26`
(gdb) continue
- switch evolution to the calendar
- the gdb prompt will be stopped
When I do this it locks up when I switch to calendar.
Here is what I get
(gdb) continue
Continuing.
[New Thread 0xb63a8b90 (LWP 4251)]
Cannot get thread event message: debugger service failed
(gdb) backtrace
#0 0xb7ef2430 in __kernel_vsyscall ()
#1 0xb73b6ae7 in poll () from
there is no crash listed there, do you get that every time?
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Well, without trying I was able to replicate the events that led to the
first lock up. In Calendar, I was modifying a recurring event,
selected All Instances and wham. I renamed the .evolution file,
restarted and was able to replicate it a third time. I am not sure how
to generate the
I just tried the proposed evolution-data-server and it still freezes. I also
tried the proposed libical
as per bug #368508 but still no luck.
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the stacktrace indicates an evolution-data-server crash, could you get a
stacktrace for this one? you could also try the update on bug #368508
and see if it workaround the bug
** Package changed: evolution (Ubuntu) = evolution-data-server (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: evolution-data-server (Ubuntu)
I was able to get Evolution working again by renaming the .evolution
directory and then restarting. No big deal since I had only been using
it a few hours and my messages were still on the my email servers.
Unfortunately while I was trying to recreate the bug I accidently wrote
over the old
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Ubuntu better. However, your crash report is either missing or
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instructions to have apport report a new bug about your crash that can
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Hello Pedro,
There are no files in /var/crash. When I launch Evolution it freezes
and I have to use force quit to close it. This doesn't seem to generate
a crash file. I generated a backtrace which is attached. Should I
submit this?
Cheers, Jeff
Pedro Villavicencio wrote:
Thank you
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