Re: [Evolution] Evolution 2.2 Start-up Crash and Problem Solving Process (Mac OS X)



On Fri, 2005-07-01 at 05:56 -0700, Toni Eliasz wrote:
Oh, sorry (It's been years when I was debugging code
last time). I added the back-trace below.

ok i think you can disable  a feature which should get it going.

run this:

gconftool-2 --set /apps/evolution/mail/display/load_http_images --type
int 0

It will disable 'load http images if sender is in addressbook', which
appears to be the problem.  Some message its trying to display on
startup has no From address, and the code doesn't check that.

Can you please file the trace below as a bug report on
bugzilla.ximian.com too?  Otherwise it wont get fixed.

If it is a bug in a code then its bad news since I
would need to wait for another Mac OS X package to be
published. Can you give me suggestions how to proceed
with the following issues:

NFI on MacOSX, try getting something nonproprietary if you expect me to
care!

1) Emails
I need start using another mail client since currently
I'm using a web-mail client which is very inconvinient
in working environment where I can't even access any
stored mail currently. 

Is there a way to use the existing folder structure
and and import it into other mail clients.

2) Contacts and Calendar

This is even more tricky since I was using Outlook and
really appreciated the possibility to import my data
into Evolution. What would be the changes that the
Evolution bug wouldn't occur if I just "clean" my mail
data. In this way I could continue using Contacts and
Calendar and then import my mail back to Evolution
when more stable version is out.

Thanks once more,

...toni

This is what I got: 

Thread 6 (process 3897 thread 0x260f):
#0  0x9000b42c in select ()
#1  0x025fbbd8 in g_poll ()
#2  0x026007f0 in g_main_context_poll ()
#3  0x025ffb84 in g_main_context_iterate ()
#4  0x02600380 in g_main_loop_run ()
#5  0x0205121c in link_io_thread_fn (data=0x0) at
linc.c:374
#6  0x0261b9fc in g_thread_create_proxy ()
#7  0x90024910 in _pthread_body ()
#0  0x90018df8 in semaphore_signal_trap ()

Thread 5 (process 3897 thread 0x2403):
#0  0x900171d8 in semaphore_wait_signal_trap ()
#1  0x9000e9dc in _pthread_cond_wait ()
#2  0x00698440 in e_msgport_wait ()
#3  0x00698c1c in thread_dispatch ()
#4  0x90024910 in _pthread_body ()
#0  0x90018df8 in semaphore_signal_trap ()

Thread 4 (process 3897 thread 0x1103):
#0  0x0262b074 in dyld_stub_strchr ()
#1  0x02613eb8 in g_scanner_get_token_ll ()
#2  0x02612f70 in g_scanner_get_token_i ()
#3  0x02611f08 in g_scanner_peek_next_token ()
#4  0x0069a8c8 in parse_values ()
#5  0x0069acf4 in parse_list ()
#6  0x0069aa2c in parse_value ()
#7  0x0069b33c in e_sexp_parse ()
#8  0x017db208 in camel_folder_search_search ()
#9  0x02822058 in local_search_by_expression ()
#10 0x017ff2b8 in vee_rebuild_folder ()
#11 0x0357ef7c in vfolder_adduri_do ()
#12 0x03575654 in mail_msg_received ()
#13 0x00698c94 in thread_dispatch ()
#14 0x90024910 in _pthread_body ()
#0  0x90018df8 in semaphore_signal_trap ()

Thread 3 (process 3897 thread 0xf07):
#0  0x8fe17054 in __dyld_send_event ()
Reading memory from the sp at: f0100c40
Reading memory from the sp at: f0100c40
Reading memory from the sp at: f0100c40
#1  0x8fe11cbc in __dyld_relocate_modules_being_linked
()
#2  0x8fe11390 in __dyld_link_in_need_modules ()
#3  0x8fe10e08 in __dyld_bind_lazy_symbol_reference ()
#4  0x8fe01040 in __dyld_stub_binding_helper_interface
()
#5  0x004352fc in token_destructor ()
#6  0x0044215c in nssList_Clear ()
#7  0x00435368 in NSSTrustDomain_Destroy ()
#8  0x0043a6a0 in STAN_Shutdown ()
#9  0x003f2a5c in NSS_Shutdown ()
#10 0x00346814 in camel_shutdown ()
#11 0x9002ce38 in exit ()
#12 0x9009fbf0 in abort ()
#13 0x02607b4c in g_logv ()
#14 0x02607bf8 in g_log ()
#15 0x02607cf4 in g_assert_warning ()
#16 0x00320010 in camel_internet_address_get ()
#17 0x0356b670 in em_utils_in_addressbook ()
#18 0x03555488 in emfh_gethttp ()
#19 0x03556904 in efh_format_do ()
#20 0x03575654 in mail_msg_received ()
#21 0x00698c94 in thread_dispatch ()
#22 0x90024910 in _pthread_body ()

Thread 2 (process 3897 thread 0xd33):
#0  0x900171d8 in semaphore_wait_signal_trap ()
#1  0x9000e9dc in _pthread_cond_wait ()
#2  0x00698440 in e_msgport_wait ()
#3  0x00698c1c in thread_dispatch ()
#4  0x90024910 in _pthread_body ()

Thread 1 (process 3897 local thread 0xd03):
#0  0x90018df8 in semaphore_signal_trap ()
#1  0x90001b98 in pthread_mutex_unlock ()
#2  0x006981b4 in e_msgport_put ()
#3  0x0356872c in emcs_gui_received ()
#4  0x025fe394 in g_main_dispatch ()
#5  0x025ff6fc in g_main_context_dispatch ()
#6  0x025ffbac in g_main_context_iterate ()
#7  0x02600380 in g_main_loop_run ()
#8  0x01dc2a34 in bonobo_main () at bonobo-main.c:297
#9  0x00013854 in main ()
#10 0x00002c30 in _start (argc=1, argv=0xbffffe5c,
envp=0xbffffe64) at /SourceCache/Csu/Csu-47/crt.c:267
#11 0x8fe1a278 in __dyld__dyld_start ()

--- Not Zed <notzed ximian com> wrote:


Once you get the crash in gdb do a 'thread apply all
bt' - you haven't
actually got a back-trace yet.

Its crashing on an assert - showing a bug in the
code probably.

On Thu, 2005-06-30 at 23:44 -0700, Toni Eliasz
wrote:
I think that was my own fault. I migrated from Win
to
Mac only a month ago and haven't really had the
need
to learn how the "engine" has structured. So when
I
started Evolution I looked for the a file under
the
Applications folder and found that applet that
seemed
to open the application (exactly the same than
just
double-clicking the icon under GUI).

Now I located the following bin file:
/opt/gnome-2.10/bin/evolution-2.2





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