[Bug 1552179] Re: Variety segfaults on libexiv/std::_Rb_tree on autostart, but not when started manually

2021-07-31 Thread Norbert
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[Bug 1552179] Re: Variety segfaults on libexiv/std::_Rb_tree on autostart, but not when started manually

2019-07-14 Thread Peter Levi
To everyone experiencing this: Do you still experience it with Variety and your OS's current versions? If you increase the autostart delay in Variety's autostart desktop entry (~/.config/autostart/variety.desktop) from 20 seconds to something larger (i.e. allow system to settle completely before

[Bug 1552179] Re: Variety segfaults on libexiv/std::_Rb_tree on autostart, but not when started manually

2017-10-13 Thread James Lu
Oh, I misread #1593254. Never mind then -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1552179 Title: Variety segfaults on libexiv/std::_Rb_tree on autostart, but not when started manually To

[Bug 1552179] Re: Variety segfaults on libexiv/std::_Rb_tree on autostart, but not when started manually

2017-10-13 Thread Peter Levi
We can't drop our use of EXIF, it's essential - Variety uses EXIF metadata inside the images to store info about where the image is downloaded from, what the source URL and Author is, etc. EXIF is definitely the most appropriate place for this, as it "moves" along with the image when a user starts

[Bug 1552179] Re: Variety segfaults on libexiv/std::_Rb_tree on autostart, but not when started manually

2017-10-13 Thread James Lu
Hi everyone, A cursory glance of the backtrace logs points to libexiv2 being the issue. Unfortunately, exiv2's maintainer seems overwhelmed or unwilling to harden the library, and thus it has many documented issues handling malformed data. Nevertheless, many programs depend on it either directly