Hello, On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 5:00 AM, Sebastian Spaeth <[email protected]>wrote:
> BTW, anyone noticed that this mailing list refuses to take gpg signed > mails as forbidden content (if not signed inline but as a separate mime > part)? > We had some problems in the past with HTML messages and enabled content filtering. Do you know what mime type a gpg-signed message would be? I can look into adding it to the filter. > shotwell trunk crashed again while importing from a network drive. And I > notice that for whatever weird reasons ubuntu had the network drive > unmounted. It shouldn't have done that, but shotwell should not have > crashed on it either. Attached is the gdb backtrace if you are > interested in it. > > I am no expert but I am afraid it seems the crash is located in the > gio/gvfs layers... > > The crash is occurring when we "sniff" the photo file, that is, scoop up all the information we can about it. When we're done, we close the file. For some reason, the call to close() is generating an exception, which is unusual but not fatal. Then, before propagating the error, the reference to the input stream is unref'd and freed, calling close() again, which is where the crash occurs. The question in my mind is why close() is causing the exception in the first place, which is a little mysterious. It sounds like you can reproduce this fairly easily. Can you access your NAS over another protocol, i.e. SSH? I wonder if this is related to the GVFS Windows file sharing driver. What version of Ubuntu are you using? -- Jim _______________________________________________ Shotwell mailing list [email protected] http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/shotwell
