Public bug reported:
When there are .mood files left over from Amarok or Clementine sometimes
Rhythmbox will crash. I have to find what file Rhythmbox was trying to play and
go to that folder and delete the (corrupted .mood file).
In the --debug logs the mood file is being read as a pixbuf file. I'm guessing
that this means the file has somehow been corrupted. My file manager also shows
the file in question as being an image file. I think mood files are supposed to
be simple text files.
My real question is why does Rhythmbox just not ignore files which are not
audio files rather than crashing?
I'm using Rhythmbox 2.96
and I'm happy to post a debug log next time it happens if you like.
** Affects: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1310887
Title:
Rhythmbox tries to open non-audio files and crashes.
Status in “rhythmbox” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
When there are .mood files left over from Amarok or Clementine sometimes
Rhythmbox will crash. I have to find what file Rhythmbox was trying to play and
go to that folder and delete the (corrupted .mood file).
In the --debug logs the mood file is being read as a pixbuf file. I'm
guessing that this means the file has somehow been corrupted. My file manager
also shows the file in question as being an image file. I think mood files are
supposed to be simple text files.
My real question is why does Rhythmbox just not ignore files which are not
audio files rather than crashing?
I'm using Rhythmbox 2.96
and I'm happy to post a debug log next time it happens if you like.
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