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Created attachment 495765 [details] Installed updates since yesterday Description of problem: Pidgin crashes upon receiving messages. Seemed related to Freenode IRC at first, but apparently also happens with buddies from MSN Messenger. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): pidgin-2.7.11-1.fc14.i686 How reproducible: Make sure all updates are installed, this did not happen yesterday. Start Pidgin and sign on to Freenode IRC Steps to Reproduce: 1. Update 2. Start Pidgin 3. Sign on to Freenode Actual results: ABRT complaining that pidgin disappeared Expected results: social interaction Additional info:
Created attachment 495766 [details] Backtrace of crashing pidgin
Experimenting some more learns that this only occurs when Pidgin makes sound. Muting Pidgin stops the crashing... and the sound.
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