To add to this, I still can't switch to Calendar or Tasks. As soon as I click on the folder, that component goes into 100% CPU and I have to do a killev. It wouldn't surprise me if all of this breakage is due to the same problem (in gtkhtml?). Let me know what I need to do to help track this down.
Dan On Fri, 2001-10-19 at 23:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Evolution has been severely broken for me since last weekend (I'm sending > this from Spruce). I updated from CVS tonight, did a killev, oaf-slay, > kill gconfd, and it still goes into 100% CPU mode in > evolution-executive-summary. So I rebooted, and Evolution came up. So I > thought I'd move my evolution directory out of the way and start fresh to > clear any cruft (late last week, I noticed that Evo wanted to copy some new > files into my directory, after which it crashed the next several times I > tried to start it--Evo is still very bad at handling new files). > > When I tried that, I went through the First Time druid. I specifically > unchecked all of the import options. After clicking Finish I noticed a > Pine import dialog show up. Then Evo went into 100% CPU mode, with the > splash screen frozen with nothing displayed. Now rebooting doesn't fix the > problem, and setting the environment variable to bypass the splash screen > doesn't help either. What else can I do to get back up and running? > > Another thing I noticed is that Evo doesn't seem to store my Mail Settings > in the evolution directory any more? During one of my iterations I entered > some bogus stuff in the First Time druid. Now even when I move by backup > evolution directory into the right place, my Mail Setting are still the > bogus entry instead of my correct 4 accounts. > > On a side note, I'm very curious about the major breakage. Did the > person/people who committed the code that broke everything so severely know > this was going to happen? Surely the most cursory testing before > committing would have revealed the problems, since it seems to have > affected so many people. It seems rather strange that such major breakage > would happen so close to a Release Candidate. > > Here's a backtrace of evolution-executive-summary. I ^C in gdb when I go > into 100% CPU mode and then do 'bt' to get this. It seems like there's a > problem in gtkhtml. By the way, I submitted this a week ago in bugzilla > (12648). > > Dan > > #0 0x404f3ff9 in g_utf8_strlen (p=0x80cf3d6 "hello", max=-1) at > gutf8.c:245 > #1 0x4037b4bf in html_text_init (text=0x80cf790, klass=0x40394160, > str=0x80cf3d6 "hello", len=-1, font_style=GTK_HTML_FONT_STYLE_DEFAULT, > color=0x80cf090) at htmltext.c:1270 > #2 0x4037b560 in html_text_new_with_len (str=0x80cf3d6 "hello", len=-1, > font=GTK_HTML_FONT_STYLE_DEFAULT, color=0x80cf090) at htmltext.c:1309 > #3 0x4037b594 in html_text_new (text=0x80cf3d6 "hello", > font=GTK_HTML_FONT_STYLE_DEFAULT, color=0x80cf090) at htmltext.c:1319 > #4 0x40355ffa in text_new (e=0x80ce878, text=0x80cf3d6 "hello", > style=GTK_HTML_FONT_STYLE_DEFAULT, color=0x80cf090) at htmlengine.c:362 > #5 0x40356585 in insert_text (e=0x80ce878, clue=0x80cf2c0, > text=0x80cf3d6 "hello") at htmlengine.c:567 > #6 0x40356a27 in parse_body (e=0x80ce878, clue=0x80cf2c0, end=0x40391068, > toplevel=1) at htmlengine.c:774 > #7 0x4035db38 in html_engine_timer_event (e=0x80ce878) at > htmlengine.c:3789 > #8 0x4035dc69 in html_engine_stream_end (stream=0x80cef60, > status=GTK_HTML_STREAM_OK, data=0x80ce878) at htmlengine.c:3847 > #9 0x403355d3 in gtk_html_stream_close (stream=0x80cef60, > status=GTK_HTML_STREAM_OK) at gtkhtml-stream.c:126 > #10 0x4033a175 in gtk_html_load_from_string (html=0x80b1e40, > str=0x805e580 "<html><head><title>Summary</title></head><body > bgcolor=\"#ffffff\">hello</body></html>", len=84) at gtkhtml.c:2495 > #11 0x08052668 in e_summary_init (summary=0x80ada78) at e-summary.c:485 > ---Type <return> to continue, or q <return> to quit--- > #12 0x408dafd5 in gtk_type_new (type=51989) at gtktypeutils.c:399 > #13 0x08052888 in e_summary_new (shell=0x80ac620) at e-summary.c:540 > #14 0x08054171 in e_summary_factory_new_control (uri=0x80ad3d4 "/", > shell=0x80ac620, handler=0x80aad88) at e-summary-factory.c:137 > #15 0x08051a5c in create_view (shell=0x80685e8, physical_uri=0x80ad3d4 "/", > > folder_type=0x80ad3dc "summary", control_return=0xbffff458, > closure=0x0) > at component-factory.c:73 > #16 0x4003f4dc in impl_createView (servant=0x8068644, > physical_uri=0x80ad3d4 "/", type=0x80ad3dc "summary", ev=0xbffff4d0) > at evolution-shell-component.c:455 > #17 0x40027ebf in _ORBIT_skel_GNOME_Evolution_ShellComponent_createView ( > _ORBIT_servant=0x8068644, _ORBIT_recv_buffer=0x80abbc8, ev=0xbffff4d0, > _impl_createView=0x4003f490 <impl_createView>) at > Evolution-skels.c:1430 > #18 0x40446a67 in ORBit_POA_handle_request (recv_buffer=0x80abbc8, > poa=0x8072760) at orbit_poa.c:512 > #19 0x40449023 in ORBit_handle_incoming_request (recv_buffer=0x80abbc8) > at server.c:90 > #20 0x40449281 in ORBit_handle_incoming_message (recv_buffer=0x80abbc8) > at server.c:160 > #21 0x404605a9 in giop_main_handle_connection (connection=0x80ac390) > at connection.c:1214 > #22 0x404081d1 in orb_handle_connection (source=0x80ac430, cond=G_IO_IN, > cnx=0x80ac390) at oaf-mainloop.c:69 > ---Type <return> to continue, or q <return> to quit--- > #23 0x409a5bd4 in g_io_unix_dispatch (source_data=0x80ac448, > current_time=0xbffff660, user_data=0x80ac390) at giounix.c:137 > #24 0x409a7390 in g_main_dispatch (dispatch_time=0xbffff660) at gmain.c:656 > #25 0x409a796f in g_main_iterate (block=1, dispatch=1) at gmain.c:877 > #26 0x409a7b2b in g_main_run (loop=0x80abb28) at gmain.c:935 > #27 0x4087d2b3 in gtk_main () at gtkmain.c:524 > #28 0x403d88fb in bonobo_main () at bonobo-main.c:283 > #29 0x0805b829 in main (argc=1, argv=0xbffff754) at main.c:81 > #30 0x409d61f0 in __libc_start_main () from /lib/libc.so.6 > > > _______________________________________________ > evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
