Re: Evolution 2.0.2 feedback : lots of crashes and problems + how to generate a backtrace?
- From: Vincent Rubiolo <vincent rubiolo free fr>
- To: garnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Evolution 2.0.2 feedback : lots of crashes and problems + how to generate a backtrace?
- Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 11:02:49 +0200
Hello,
Thank you very much Ivan and Raul for your advice. I am now able to attach and
correctly generate backtraces for Evolution. That will help me a lot to file
reports and understand what is going under the hood.
Regards,
Vincent
Selon Ivan Noris <noris bgs sk>:
> Hi,
>
> I've had multiple problems, even crash situations in all my builds of
> Evolution 1.4.x and Evolution 2.x (I'm using Solaris 9/SPARC, not Linux).
> I've
> reported some of them, if they were repeatable; some involved problems with
> LDAP (searching contacts, modifying the "To:" line with the contacts added
> etc.).
>
> Currently: I'm using Evo 2.0.2, with newest GTK+ (2.4.13 as of today), and
> glib and gtk+ are compiled with "--enable-debug" (as it is default in gtk+
> and
> glib garnome packages last weeks).
>
> The stability of Evolution seems to be very improved, right now I cannot
> reproduce any of the former crashes.
>
> I'm not testing Evo heavily, but as our company uses LDAP for contacts, I
> will
> report all the bugs I can to Bugzilla and see if the developer could find the
> problem.
>
> Also, if you like, you can (re)compile your evolution with --enable-debug
> added to CONFIGURE_ARGS and let the bottom of the office/evolution/Makefile
> look like:
>
> include ../category.mk
> CFLAGS += -g
> CPPFLAGS += -g
> CONFIGURE_ARGS := $(shell echo $(CONFIGURE_ARGS) | sed
> 's,--disable-debug,--enable-debug=minimal,')
>
> The debugging information would be compiled in and the backtrace will be more
> useful for the developers.
>
> Also, to debug crashing Evo, you can use the option of running Evolution in
> GDB as proposed in the other mail, or you can attach to the evolution just
> when it crashes - don't close the application, just look for the pid od
> evolution-2.0 and use gdb like this
>
> gdb /opt/gnome/libexec/evolution-2.0 PID
>
> where PID is PID of the evolution (you may use pidof if it works for you).
> Off course, use full path to your evolution installation.
>
> I'm writing from the top of my head, no Evo here, so I hope there's no
> mistake
> in my post.
>
> Regards,
> Ivan
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>
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