Description of problem: OpenOffice Writer crashes when I initially attempt to save a document. This doesn't happen really every time, and I can't really nail down what triggers it; at first I thought I could reproduce it with a one-line document containing non-US characters (specifically I used the Swedish characters å, ä and ö since I was writing in Swedish) but when I just tried again that didn't trigger the crash. Also, I have seen it on documents written entirely in English, which were thus less likely to contain "exotic" characters. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): openoffice.org-1.1.3-6.5.0.fc3 How reproducible: Frequent but not always. Can't nail down exact trigger. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Start OOWriter (haven't tested other components though) 2.Type 3.Attempt to save. Watch OpenOffice crash as you hit the "Save" button in the save dialog. Actual results: OpenOffice crashed. I installed the debuginfo package and got a backtrace from bug-buddy; I'll attach that. Expected results: Ideally, my document would have been saved to disk instead of /dev/null. Additional info: I'm running FC3; basically the only exotic thing about my setup is that I rebuilt GTK, glib and Pango from Rawhide RPMs in order to get GTK 2.6.
Created attachment 111361 [details] Backtrace from OOo crash
*** Bug 149559 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 149560 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 149563 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Sorry about all the empty dupes and the bugzilla spam I just generated, I was using the "beta" bugzilla interface and when I submitted the report I got a "500 Internal server error". I didn't realize that anything actually went into Bugzilla until too late...
I have installed FC3 + updates, but this behaviour reproduced only under KDE, and works ok in Gnome environment.
Per, may be this bug blocks the #144607?
Re Comment #8: I think what you mean is that it's a duplicate? Sure seems like it, I just reproduced when starting oowriter from the commandline and it hit the assertion in gnome-vfs: libgnomevfs-ERROR **: file gnome-vfs-cancellation.c: line 133 (gnome_vfs_cancellation_cancel): assertion failed: (gnome_vfs_is_primary_thread()) aborting... Closing as a duplicate. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 144607 ***