> > I'm not able to reproduce this on my ubuntu breezy laptop either:
> > gnome 2.12.1-1, nip2-7.10.16.
> >
> > I tried running under valgrind (which ought to see memory corruption
> > problems) and there was nothing unusual (that I saw). Just the
> > ordinary dlopen() warnings and X11 write warnings. If valgrind sees
> > nothing, I'm also inclined to think it's a gnome problem.
> >
> > I had a couple of other thoughts:
> >
> > - gnome-vfs can load a lot of other modules when it first starts, that
> > might be worth looking at
> >
> > - nip is very cavalier with utf-8 vs. ascii encodings, particularly
> > for filenames. You could try with an empty directory, or with a file
> > dialog with no non-ascii bookmarks. Also with LOCALE set to C I
> > suppose.
> >
> > - If Jiri has time to try running under valgrind, that might help spot
> > something.
>
> I told him that you had now seen the problem with an unrelated
> application but that I would pass his suggestions on. Do you think we
> should close this bug or reassign it to the appropriate gnome package,
> or should we leave it around for the time being? If we reassign, we
> should remember to remove the "forwarded" tag. Anyway, the fact that
> it happens on etch but not sid perhaps means that whatever the bug is
> has already been fixed, or maybe it's just hiding.
>
> --Jay
Hi,
II havve libgnomevfs 2.10.1-5. I don't think I want to upgrade
to 2.12.2-1, which is in experimental, but maybe I'll try it.
I will be hopefully able to run it under valgrind, but not before the new year.
(I tried ElectricFence, but it didn't work out).
I'm sorry, but I really don't know what to do with the bug report -- I am
new to the BTS and don't know what should be done and how and
what is usually done in such cases...
Merry Christmas
Jiri Palecek
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