Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): xtraceroute-0.9.0-5 How Reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start xtraceroute as a normal user 2. See the following output: Found a hosts.cache with 9548 entries. Can't open the database file /usr/share/xtraceroute/site_hosts.cache!(In mode r)Can't open the database file /home/stephen/.xt/user_hosts.cache!(In mode r) Found a networks.cache with 260 entries. Can't open the database file /usr/share/xtraceroute/site_networks.cache!(In mode r) Can't open the database file /home/stephen/.xt/user_networks.cache!(In mode r) Can't open the database file /home/stephen/.xt/user_generic.cache!(In mode r) Known countries: 239 Built-in database: 95 Error gethostbynaming local hostname: No such file or directory (Not connected to network?) [I think I am having this problem since I get my hostname from DHCP] 3. Select New trace to www.armispiansystems.ca 4. "You should enter better data for your site!" pops up. The following diagnostic is also displayed: GLib-CRITICAL **: file gmain.c: line 500 (g_source_remove): assertion `tag > 0' failed. 5. Click OK. 6. Double click final element in list 7. Modify data. 8. "Ouch! $HOME/.xt exists but is not a directory!" is displayed. ($HOME/.xt doesn't exist) 9. Select another element Actual Results: Crashes and data is not saved. Expected Results: Stays up and data is saved.
just confirming existence of this bug in RH 7.2 as well as rawhide. same/similar results. Mine didn't crash, but the output as $user was damn near exactly the same including the Glib-Critical
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