On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 15:57:27 -0600, Andrew Reilly
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Hi there,
I had nautilus crash on me, the other day. I think that I can
repeat the crash: well, it's happened twice, doing the same thing
(attempting a VFS mount of a file share from a Windows laptop
that requires authentication). So I installed bugbuddy so that
it could phone home to the GNOME folks to tell them what was up,
but although the _process_ seems to have worked, and a bug
registered, it wasn't able to find a core dump, and the core dump
wouldn't have had much useful symbolic info, anyway.
So: what's happened to nautilus' .core file? Is there some fancy
clean-up mechanism going on? I imagine so: that must be how
bugbuddy gets invoked in the first place. Can this be overriden
so that I can get a core file to point gdb at?
Secondly: is there a convenient port-build global knob for
turning on debugging symbols? Anything more complicated than
CFLAGS+=-g in /etc/make.conf?
See in http://www.freebsd.org/gnome/docs/develfaq.html#q3 for what to put
in make.conf.
Cheers,
Mezz
Cheers,
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