Description of problem: The problem starts when ktorrent-dev crashes and Drkonqi comes up. When I get to the point where "the backtrace is useless" and am prompted to add debuginfo packages, a separate konsole comes up... talks for a while (messages)... fails and disappears. There's no way I can see to trap these messages. When I look in the pulldown menus in konsole, konsole crashes. Now I'm back to Drkonqi and this loop starts again, this time with konsole. It would be nice if Drkonqi had a log facility. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kde-4.6; latest kde for FC14, whatever that is. The system is down now because X11 start produces a segfault. The gui is useless now. How reproducible: see above description. Steps to Reproduce: 1. see above description 2. 3. Actual results: see above description. Expected results: Additional info:
I have the identical situation, but when I open bash to do debuginfo-install packagename, the drkonqi does not reconnize the newly installed packages even if I click on reload
I think this is duplicate of https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=675496
I have been told that is very hard to fix this bug, but we need to speak about it since it one of most serious bug of entire Fedora KDE spin. Everytime I get a crash of a KDE software I am not able to send a report to developers due this bug. That's not accepteable and affects seriously KDE reliability.
So, I'm going to commit some changes to the script to add polkit authentication (instead of relying on su), and add some pauses to see any errors. My guess is that a majority of these failures you describe are instead auth-related or debuginfo-install failing.
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