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Subject: Konqueror crashes randomly
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Package: konqueror
Version: 3.2.3-1.sarge.2
Severity: important
Tags: sarge
This could be related to Bug#238138 which has been closed since version
3.3 in unstable supposedly fixed it. Using Sarge, however, I have been
experiencing random Konqueror crashes for some time now. For this
reason, I am adding the sarge tag to this report (I really wish the RMs
would let in KDE 3.3).
It happens totally at random. I cannot associate any particular usage
pattern on my part with these crashes, and it can happen with any URL
imaginable (I believe it has happened even with sites such
freshmeat.net, linuxtoday.com, and slashdot.org).
System is a recent Sarge install and fully up-to-date (including t-p-u).
There is usually a long time (up to a couple of days) between crashes. I
use this system 24/7 and Konqueror is always open and heavily used with
several tabs (URLs) accessed/opened.
I don't get it, and unfortunately I don't feel like experiencing with
http://www.kde-debian.org/~domi/debugging-kde-crash.html on this
particular system. Sorry, about that. I know this report is not of much
help to you wrt debugging the problem.
B/R,
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The following bugs against KDE packages were tagged sarge. I've done a
quick review of them and all can be closed now that the 3.3 transition
is finished.
To submitters: the KDE 3.3 packages will be available in your mirror
in about 12 hours.
Thanks to all the people that made the transition possible.
#282462: kaboodle: babble when playing MP3 files
#280974: mpeglib: Old bug #245192 never got fixed.
#266760: kde: system freezes at log-out when using kernel 2.4 and arts over alsa
#274989: libsmokeqt-dev depends on libsmokeqt1, but doesn't have a dependency
#288251: build dependencies for kdelibs fails
#282925: Konqueror crashes randomly
#282418: kaudiocreator: fails on extracting tracks
#281393: Sarge-konqueror performance-option "Minimize memory-usage: Always"
doesn't work.
#274911: kate-plugins: Does not parse entire XML tree when file is opened
#248157: kdelibs: Selection in different selection dialogs is "jumpy"
#288185: juk: crashes with gstreamer output, stops play with arts output
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