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Description of problem: Whenever I install updates in Fedora, I always do it by a freshen command in the terminal, and then copy the output from the terminal to an Open Office document before I reboot in case of any package issues later. This has worked without problem with Fedora Core 6, F7 and F8. While testing F9 Rawhide, Open Office (Writer) crashed when the save button was clicked (after the output from the terminal had been pasted into the new document) and then issued a crash report. I copied the crash report (Ctrl C), and tried to close the crashed document, then waited for Open Office to close, but it would not. Eventually I was given the opportunity to force a quit, which I did. I waited a while and re-opened Open Office Writer again successfully and was able to paste the crash report (enclosed here), and save the document without it crashing. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Open Office Writer 2.4 How reproducible: Once after installing updates via the terminal in F9 Rawhide (the latest batch of updates from the development mirror - 21/04/2008). Steps to Reproduce: 1. None, as it appears to be a one-off occurrence. 2. 3. Actual results: Open Office Writer crashed after trying to save the pasted output from the terminal. Expected results: Expected the document to save as usual. Additional info: When the Open Office document re-opened after the crash, it asked to rescue the document, which it did after I agreed, but it was just a blank document.
Created attachment 303275 [details] Open Office Writer crash F9 Rawhide
Dies in libglib/libgio
Is this reproducable ? If yes, can you try to get a better stacktrace ? I'm not able to gain a lot of information from the one that is attached above.
I'm going to install more F9 updates this evening, so will try the same procedure again. In the meantime, please could you tell me how to "get a better stacktrace", as I don't know how to do this. Thanks.
Repeated the procedure above to install more updates last night, but Open Office did not crash this time. If there is another file on my PC with stacktrace information that could help, please could you tell me where it is so that I can attach it here for you.
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