Description of problem: I want to export photos to PicasaWeb from F-Spot. F-spot successfully connects to Google, in that it downloads my album list correctly. However, the progress bar never makes it all the way. It usually stops at 16kB (or once, a little past) and then times out. F-spot gives me the option of trying again, and if I click it, its error message changes to "Divide by zero". At least C applications have the decency to die in embarrassment :) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): f-spot 0.5.0.3 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select photos to export to PicasaWeb 2. Try to export them. 3. Watch as the export stalls almost immediately, and times out 4. Click re-try Actual results: * I get told: Division by zero Expected results: * It would try again, perhaps in vain. Additional info: f-spot prints this to the terminal each time I try telling it to try again: uploading 0 System.DivideByZeroException: Division by zero at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Object:__icall_wrapper___emul_ldiv (long,long) at FSpotGoogleExport.GoogleExport.Upload () [0x00000]
Does this problem still happen with f-spot 0.6.x.x? (the update is available in Fedora 10, 11, 12 and rawhide). If yes, please can you start f-spot with "f-spot --debug" and attach the output to this bug report?
Hello. This seems to work now :) Thanks. I'll note that in the interim I ended up writing my own uploader client and now write code for libgdata's picasaweb support :) I doubt mono-bindings for libgdata would be of any interest to the F-Spot developers, eh?
Hi, (In reply to comment #2) > This seems to work now :) Thanks. Ok, good to know. I'll close this bug report then for now with the resolution WORKSFORME based on your comment. If the issue re-appears again, feel free to open it or create a new one. > I'll note that in the interim I ended up writing my own uploader client and now > write code for libgdata's picasaweb support :) Cool. ;-) > I doubt mono-bindings for libgdata would be of any interest to the F-Spot > developers, eh? Hm, good question. I'm not an f-spot developer myself, I do only maintain the fedora package (and send occasionally some bug fixes upstream). But you may ask them e.g. on IRC on irc.gnome.org / #f-spot whether they are interested.