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Bug 97522

Summary:	gnucash crashing repeatedly using postgres backend
Product:	[Retired] Red Hat Raw Hide	Reporter:	Jonathan Kamens <h1k6zn2m>
Component:	gnucash	Assignee:	Bill Nottingham <notting>
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Description Jonathan Kamens 2003-06-17 06:00:51 UTC

When attempting to save data into the postgres backend with gnucash, it's
segfaulting on me pretty regularly in /usr/bin/guile.  For example, once all I
did was created a new file with "Common Accounts" and then save it as
postgres://localhost/accounts and I got a segfault.  Unfortunately it doesn't
seem to be leaving a coredump anywhere.  I've got guile-1.6.4-6.2,
gnucash-1.8.4-1, and postgresql-7.3.3-3.

Comment 1 Bill Nottingham 2003-06-17 06:04:42 UTC

ulimit -c unlimited may help with core dumps.

If you install the gnucash-debuginfo at http://people.redhat.com/notting/gnucash/,
do you get a useful backtrace?

Comment 2 Jonathan Kamens 2003-06-20 03:00:13 UTC

Hmm.  I had ulimit -c unlimited in my dotfiles, but it was overridden in the
window that I start with "xterm -ls" because of a competing line in
/etc/profile.  I've fixed that, so I'll get coredumps in that window from now on.

As for the other stuff, I'm afraid I must plead "no time to debug."  I already
spent one all-nighter converting from cbb to GnuCash; I can't afford another one
for a while :-).

Comment 3 Bill Nottingham 2005-01-28 22:21:23 UTC

Closing bugs from older, end-of-life releases. Apologies for any lack of response.

Please attempt to reproduce problems on a current distro, such as Fedora Core 3.