abrt detected a crash. Comment: Running Empathy and crashed Attached file: backtrace cmdline: empathy component: empathy executable: /usr/bin/empathy kernel: 2.6.31.5-122.fc12.x86_64 package: empathy-2.28.1.1-3.fc12 rating: 3 reason: Process was terminated by signal 11
Created attachment 369227 [details] File: backtrace
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How to reproduce ----- 1.Open Empathy and connect. 2.Minimize it to the system tray (mantaining the online status) 3.Double clock on the system tray icon (crash) Comment ----- First, I minimized Empathy in the system tray (I'm using it both with Jabber and MSN). When I tried to bring up the program, the crash occurred but I noticed that the program is still running in the background (if i click on the Empathy icon, the system tray icon appears again and the connection is still on).
How to reproduce ----- 1.Click on the tray icon right after start 2. 3. Comment ----- I started empathy, clicked on the tray icon right after start.
Comment ----- Empathy was minimized for a while. I gave it the focus. It restored to normal size, then crashed.
How to reproduce ----- 1.Start som programs on a fresh started system 2.Clicked on empathy tray icon to close empathy contact list, after contact list appear 3. Comment ----- I started liferea, firefox, thunderbird, skype and empathy. When empathy contact list appears, i chceck it, and click on the tray icon, to close the contact list. After the click, it starts to be unresponsive, and after some seconds it crashes
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I am pretty sure all of the bugs I've reported on Fedora were closed by EOLing... I wonder if there is any point to it.