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Description of problem: After updating my system, Evolution client now can't be opened Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): evolution-3.20.5-1.fc24 How reproducible: Try to update all packages your system into latest version, and then you'll see your evolution can't be opened anymore Steps to Reproduce: 1. "sudo dnf update -y" 2. Wait your updates until finished 3. Now, try to open your Evolution client. Now Evolution can't be opened on my systemd Actual results: See this log on GNOME Pastebin https://paste.gnome.org/ptesfp9f7 Expected results: Evolution client should be opened normally Additional info:
Sorry, little bit typo on systemd word. I mean my system, not systemd.
Hmm, things like because pepperflash which make this regression. Apologies for myself if nobody care about that problem. :-)
Thanks for a bug report. > See this log on GNOME Pastebin that paste is gone. Better to paste it into the bugzilla for history and search reason. (In reply to Dio Oktarianos Putra from comment #2) > Hmm, things like because pepperflash which make this regression. Apologies > for myself if nobody care about that problem. :-) I'm sorry, I didn't get it. Do you mean that the problem was caused by some other package, which you possibly removed and it started to work again?
(In reply to Milan Crha from comment #3) > Thanks for a bug report. > > > See this log on GNOME Pastebin > > that paste is gone. Better to paste it into the bugzilla for history and > search reason. My bad. > > (In reply to Dio Oktarianos Putra from comment #2) > > Hmm, things like because pepperflash which make this regression. Apologies > > for myself if nobody care about that problem. :-) > > I'm sorry, I didn't get it. Do you mean that the problem was caused by some > other package, which you possibly removed and it started to work again? No, fedora package don't make this problem but the pepperflash library (libfreshwrapper-flashplayer.so) which makes this problem. If you install libfreshwrapper-flashplayer.so in your system, you'll see the regression caused by pepperflash library (So badly, my gdb debug log was deleted). And last time I saw pepperflash github repo, it's seem not actived fr now.
Thanks for the update. As the problem depends on a 3rd-party custom web browser plugin, which evolution disables on its start, to avoid WebKit using them, I'm afraid we cannot do anything about it in the evolution. It would be interesting to know whether the evolution 3.22.x will survive, because it's using WebKit2, instead of WebKit1, though that will not change anything.