On 16/06/2011 1:32 PM, Fernando García García wrote: > Hi all! > > Maybe this issue has already been treated before, but I have just > re-subscribed to the list after a long time. The problem is as follows: > > -I've upgraded from Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to 11.04 (Natty).
I used Debian software here and have encountered upgrade issues over the years so much so that when I do jump major version levels that I usually reinstall if I need a system in a known good state. > -My GNUBG is installed through Ubuntu's repositories (version > 0.90+20091206-4build1 as available in Synaptic) and used to work in 10.04. As Russ pointed out the GNUBG in the repository is old 1.5 years. I could tell you how to build it on Ubuntu if you are so inclined. It's reasonable easy to do even if you aren't a programmer. > -Now, always when trying to run it (typing *gnubg -w* in shell), it > crashes with the following message: > > **** buffer overflow detected ***: gnubg terminated > * Not good. make sure you have the gnubg-data package installed as well (It should be in Synaptic). One other possibility is that somehow a setting in your gnubg config file is screwing things up. To see if this is the case I recommend this: - Close down all copies of GNUBG. - In your home directory there is a subdirectory called .gnubg and a file in there called gnubgautorc . I recommend renaming that file to something else like gnubgautorc.bak . - Try relaunching GNUBG. Do a save settings. This procedure will force GNUBG into using all defaults. if that works then I recommend just setting up your GNUBG with new settings. If you want to go back to the old settings just copy the backup file back to gnubgautorc . -- Michael Petch CApp::Sysware Consulting Ltd. OpenPGP FingerPrint=D81C 6A0D 987E 7DA5 3219 6715 466A 2ACE 5CAE 3304
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