I have this bug on Ubuntu 10.04 Beta 1. I can always reproduce it by
clicking on a mounted media icon (hard disk, cdroms) on the desktop, and
then Nautilus will crash. See the attached backtrace.
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I applied the above remedy regarding the libglib2.0-0 and nautilis is behaving
now.
Thanks
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I have the same problems
Nautilus crash when trying to open the "Trash" folder, and it only crashes if
there is items in the "Trash" folder, otherwise it opens fine.
It also crashes when trying to connect to remote server.
After a crash all the desktop icons is gone.
Attached is a valgrind.log
Is this the place to say that both my computers are affected by this bug
also, and that both are running Ubuntu 9.4 32 bits?
I did the downgrade as mentioned by Rodrigo Moya on one of these systems (Acer
Aspire R3600, 32 bits).
And: thanks Moya! Problem solved. :-)
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Sorry, my problem seems to have resolved itself after a second reboot.
Thanks for the help.
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I had the same issue Nautilus crash on opening Garbage Bin. I followed
suggested instructions for backports by Rodrigo Moya. Ubuntu One seems
to be working fine - it connects, but when I try to empty the Garbage
Bin, or delete a file I get a dialogue box of "File Operations" with a
progress bar and
I've been told by the developers that the affected package was removed
from the PPA and that if you have downgraded that package according to
the previously mentioned instructions it's safe to use again.
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Is it in the end still possible to use Ubuntu One without breaking nautilus?
After restoring libglib2.0-0 & co. and removing ubuntone related packages
everything works again (even if I passed 2 bad hours...).
Is there a stable repository of Ubuntu One for Jaunty which doesn't overwrite
any Ubuntu
I had the same Nautilus crash problem when clicking on network or on
computer. Applying the instructions from Rodrigo above solved the
problem. No idea which package has caused the issue.
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On 3 February 2010 23:43, volkswagner wrote:
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> I am not sure why comments were made that this was not an Ubuntu issue.
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Because the broken package does not come from the official Ubuntu archive.
We generally don't support third-party packages that people install from
PPA's
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Yes the above downgrade fixes issue.
Thanks for the quick attention.
I am not sure why comments were made that this was not an Ubuntu issue.
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Sorry for the inconvenience, but we tried to backport some karmic
packages and some dependencies were not met, so could you please run:
$ sudo aptitude install libglib2.0-0=2.20.1-0ubuntu2.1
libsoup2.4-1=2.26.0-0ubuntu3 libwebkit-1.0-1=1.0.1-4ubuntu0.1 libsoup-
gnome2.4-1=2.26.0-0ubuntu3 libglib2.
Reproduced with ubuntuone ppa version of glib.
Jaunty fully updated + ubuntuone ppa repository; No extra software installed.
Reproducible with and without nautilus plugin installed.
Backtrace for launching with computer:/// is attached.
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Pardon me for adding the link. I had some pertinent info in my post
showing the segfault from /var/log/messages. I just thought is was
interesting that the symptoms were the same or similar. I am just
trying to help.
I don't fully understand your mail. Is my issue related to the original
bug r
ubuntu one?
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I second Roshan's request. Thanx.
Note that for my Jaunty it's a slightly differing version than the one
mentioned above, also implicating Ubuntu One:
## pool name as per aptitude -v show ~nlibglib
#bash1 % grep -r -i
pool/main/g/glib2.0/libglib2.0-0_2.22.3-0ubuntu2-ppa2~jaunty_amd64.deb * | gre
Chris, the broken glib version is from the Ubuntu One ppa for Jaunty. Is
it possible to switch this bug to Ubuntu One?
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volkswagner - please don't mix issues. The thread linked there has
nothing to do with this, as this is caused by a rogue libglib2.0-0
package which has only appeared in the last couple of days or so. Also,
as pointed out in my last comment, this is not an Ubuntu bug and there's
nothing we can do ab
I have not applied the above work around. I have had the same issue
since 2/1/2010. I found a similar thread on the forums, which is dated
back in July, 2009.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1211189
Is there any more I can do to help debug this. I can work around the
issue for a while
2.22.0-0ubuntu2-ppa2~jaunty isn't an official Ubuntu package, and
doesn't exist in our repositories. Closing this as invalid, as there's
nothing we can do about third party packages. Please report it to the
vendor of that package instead.
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Status: Incomplete
Note: The last repository (remastersys) was added after this incident
occurred...I was originally updating the system to prep for a remaster
before I updated to Karmic. I do not recognize a couple of the
repositories, so maybe they are a clue?
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The crash is caused by the following: libglib2.0-0
2.22.0-0ubuntu2-ppa2~jaunty (jaunty). I'm running Jaunty 9.04 fully
updated (except for libglib2.0 and its associated files.) I don't recall
adding any third party PPA's to my repositories, however, that's not to
say it's not the cause! I'll attach
There hasn't been a glib2.0 update in Jaunty for over 4 months now, so
which update are you referring to? If you've had a glib2.0 update in the
last few days, then it's likely you've installed some packages from a
third party PPA somewhere which is triggering this crash. If that's the
case, then th
To confirm Chuck's comments above, down-grading libglib2.0-0 to a
previous version solved my problem as well..."Computer, Network, and
Trash" can all safely be clicked again without fear of having Nautilus
bomb-out on me.
I was highly conflicted rolling back the libglib package, as I wanted to
be
Added Valgrind log file...I was unable to find a Nautilus dbgsym file
per the "Debugging Program Crash" information page...so I ran Valgrind
without that dbgsym file installed...I hope the attached log file is
helpful.
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I can report that I, too, had the same problem today on my Jaunty
install after updates done on 01/31/2010. I was able to successfully
rollback to the previous version of libglib2.0 and was able to open a
"Network" connection again.
The command that worked for me was
aptitude install libglib2.0-
Nautilus crashes with these errors since yesterday. I am running Ubuntu
9.04 fully patched. This problem is recent and started within the last
few days. Is there a workaround?
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