https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=487937
--- Comment #4 from Josep Febrer <jfeb...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Tuomas Nurmi from comment #3) > Thank you for the additional information! > > Sounds somewhat odd. However, the fact that you encounter the crash on > multiple machines, but people using the official Debian packages don't seem > to have the problem in general, would suggest there might be some common > denominator in your environment. > I guess one possibility could be something related to your systems' locale > (the "mysql_embedded: Warning: Charset id '83' csname 'utf8' trying to > replace existing csname 'utf8mb3'" doesn't sound like something I recall > seeing in output myself, but I'm not sure); or, seeing the samba libs in > backtrace, something related to your network environment. > I wonder what would happen if you tried temporarily removing/hiding > libsamba-util.so.0 I finally tracked out the real issue. Your suggestions put me on the right track. However, if I moved libsamba-util.so.0 then amarok didn't start due to a missing library. I did a ldd to /usr/bin/amarok and it showed some samba libraries linked, which seemed odd. Later I tried to build amarok without ffmpeg, but in order to compile it I had to disable also libofa. Then amarok started and it ran flawless! Reviewing my ffmpeg libs packages then I remembered that I'm using deb-multimedia, an external repository, and it's package libavformat60 has a dependency on libsmbclient0 while the official Debian package hasn't. So when I replaced libavformat60 and other ffmpeg library packages to the Debian's ones, then amarok worked and it didn't link to any samba library. Also with the official Debian packages from experimental builded with ffmpeg but not using the external package that linked to samba libraries amarok worked really great. Sorry for all the inconveniences. It feel so great having amarok running up again. I missed it so much! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
