From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.7b) Gecko/20040320 Galeon/1.3.14 Description of problem: The first thing I noticed is it the popup to setup the settings for the first time. Yet I have a ~/.pan directory and it loaded the other settings from it after it loaded. The second thing I noticed was that when I went into a news group it only listed 1-2 messages. When I views the list of of results of actions it had some error, "Glib - gnode.c: line 315 (g_node_insert_before): assertion `G_NODE_IS_ROOT (node)' failed". The third thing I noticed is when I tried renaming ~/.pan and then setting up a new server. It would ask if I wanted to download the list of all newsgroups. I would click yes and it would not download the list, but just add it to the queue in the task manager. Note pan-0.14.2-3 works fine. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): pan-0.14.2-5 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start pan 2. Go into newsgroup and find 1-2 messages it in 3. Look in results of actions and file error message. 4. Close pan 5. mv ~/.pan ~/pan 6. Start pan 7. Add news server 8. Answer yes to question about downloading list of all newsgroups 9. Open Task Manager Actual Results: See bugs Expected Results: None of the seen bugs Additional info: I suspect all of it is the result of one of the patches added after 0.14.2-3.
Yeah.. pan 0.14.2-5 does funky things for me as well. It seems to corrupt existing indexes, downgrading to 0.14.2-4 leaves all existing groups broken.
Thanks for the report. Presumably it is due to one of these two changes in -5: - add pan-0.14.2-gmime-crash-120007.patch to fix crashing (confushion) - add pan-0.14.2-gcc34.patch to fix building with newer gcc (Jeff Law) If you have time to find out which one of the two patches is breaking things that would be much appreciated.
There was feedback in bug 119299 that the former patch seems to work ok, so could it be the latter?
Correct, pan built without Patch 8 (pan-0.14.2-gcc34.patch) works just dandy.
Agreed, so I'm disabling the patch in pan-0.14.2-6.
apparently fixed, closing, reopen if it comes back.