Raphaël Enrici wrote:
Hi,
Vasilev Max wrote:
Ian Barwick wrote:
[snip]
This is the problem described here:
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgadmin-hackers/2004-12/msg00146.php
Removing the package named "gtk-qt-engine" or similar solved the
problem for me.
If i removed package gtk-qt-engine then pgadmin start correctly.
Thank you.
But, that's not good, because other software work with this package
normally.
did you read the content of the page referenced [1] by Ian ? If not,
take a look at it, you'll see that I had a bug [2] opened at debian.org
which came to the conclusion it was not a pgAdmin bug but a
gtk-qt-engine one... pgAdmin is *not* the only app crashing with this
package. For Debian testing distribution it has been solved by a new
upstream release... For Suse, I think your best bet is to build the new
upstream yourself or maybe to file a bugreport for it. Note that you may
also workaround this crash by changing your preferences for gtk-qt-engine.
@Dave,Andreas: www.pgadmin.org is down from here, maybe it would be
worth adding this crash condition to the known bug which are not
pgAdmin's ones on the site.
I updated the faq accordingly.
Regards,
Andreas
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