Description of problem: Xsane crashes when used with local usb scanner, but via saned: device `net:localhost:lexmark:libusb:002:005' is a Lexmark X1200/USB1.1 flatbed scanner Seems not quite the same as the other xsane bugs reported so far. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): xsane-common-0.998-8.fc17.i686 xsane-0.998-8.fc17.i686 How reproducible: Crash happens both when done all on one machine and when scanning remotely. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start xsane from command line by typing xsane 2. Click on Acquire Preview. 3. Scanning starts and a few seconds later xsane crashes. Actual results: (xsane:1601): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_source_remove: assertion `tag > 0' failed Segmentation fault Expected results: Scanned preview should appear. Additional info:
Extra info: Crash does not happen when using an FC15 client with saned running on an FC17 beta machine, i.e remotely. Client software is xsane 0.998-4.fc15.i686. Hope that helps. Thanks.
And then if you repeat the experiment using an fc17 saned server and an fc17 xsane client, the xsane client crashes in just the same way as when you do it all on one machine. Not exactly surprising, but I thought I'd better report the observation ...
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