Sorry to take so much time responding -I was lagging almost 600 mails here- but this particular bug is kinda funny so deserves explanation:
What happened to this report is that when Evolution died, Bug Buddy woke up and then died itself, leading to Bug Buddy sending a report about its own crash -and forgetting anything about Evolution... While obviously the symptoms of both bugs are quite different, the backtrace belongs to bug buddy: My fault not to explain that when closing the report as duplicate of something apparently too different. Also thanks for the detailed explanation of the automated Bugzilla report. On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 16:20, Eric Lambart wrote: > On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 13:27, Harry Wert wrote: > > > This bug is now marked RESOLVED. > > > > "This bug is also a duplicate of #46688" > > snip: > > > > OK so it's fixed. Can anyone tell from this cryptic response from > > bugzilla what I need to? For example, how to "set qa contact to the > > default"? > > Don't worry about that bit, but the fact that your bug was marked > RESOLVED DUPLICATE and as a duplicate of #46688, which is a bug for the > Bug Buddy Program, doesn't make sense to me. It looks like Bug Buddy > worked since it allowed you to submit the bug. I'm not sure, but this > could be a mistake by Gerardo (the Ximian guy who closed it). I'm sure > he's got his hands full managing bug reports so just I suggest you > reopen the bug, and in the "Additional comments" section, you point out > that the duplicate doesn't seem to be the same bug. > > I also suggest you provide as much information as possible to assist in > debugging. You specified the GNOME version, but what linux distribution > and version are you using? > > In any case, I'd suspect that the problem has to do with some program or > daemon not being started when you boot your system, or perhaps one that > IS being started and conflicts somehow. Maybe it's some file that's not > being cleaned up until Evolution starts and crashes. Maybe someone on > the list can give you some ideas of what to check. > > I'm assuming this is your bug: > http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=46854 > > Anyway, good luck. > Eric > > P.S. Perhaps the best solution is to never reboot your system. After > all, this is linux, right? It's not like it ever crashes ;) -- Gerardo Marin Ximian Evolution Bugmaster _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
