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Created on 2012-03-04.10:51:53 by rpluim, last changed 2012-03-30.16:07:37 by rpluim.
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Date: 2012-03-30.16:07:37 |
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Message-ID: <1333123657.3.0.793588799682.issue827@xemacs.org> |
(I replied to your email foolishly thinking that would end up in the
issue. Oh well).
On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 1:32 AM, Mike Kupfer
<xemacs-tracker@calypso.tux.org> wrote:
Mike Kupfer <mike.kupfer@xemacs.org> added the comment:
I don't know what to advise for Platform, sorry.
I've attached a copy of the article (which is an interesting read :-)).
Still can't reproduce the problem, but I don't use XEmacs with Windows.
I've put on my list to try with no-Gnus final, but I have no idea how
long it'll be before I get to it. You might want to ask on xemacs-beta,
to get more eyes looking at this.
Every time I do that, Stephen opens a tracker issue :)
When I first view the article, it's in raw HTML. Did you do any washing
on the article before the crash?
I have gnus configured to automatically download images and display html
using the gnus-w3m renderer.
Having looked at this some more, it seems that the non-ascii double
quote at the start of the subject is causing XEmacs problems as well.
Shame that I'm mule-ignorant.
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Date: 2012-03-23.00:32:50 |
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Message-ID: <1332462771.11.0.232162919912.issue827@xemacs.org> |
I don't know what to advise for Platform, sorry.
I've attached a copy of the article (which is an interesting read :-)).
Still can't reproduce the problem, but I don't use XEmacs with Windows.
I've put on my list to try with no-Gnus final, but I have no idea how
long it'll be before I get to it. You might want to ask on xemacs-beta,
to get more eyes looking at this.
When I first view the article, it's in raw HTML. Did you do any washing
on the article before the crash?
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msg2410
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Date: 2012-03-09.08:51:20 |
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I was reading the post titled 'How Advantageous Is Home-Field' as far as
I can tell from gdb.
This is with no-gnus head.
I'm attaching my installation file. (This is cygwin compiled, but with
msw gui. what should I put in the Platform field?)
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msg2409
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Date: 2012-03-09.00:05:16 |
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Message-ID: <1331251517.11.0.307375140406.issue827@xemacs.org> |
Robert, could you add some more details, in particular
* XEmacs configuration information (e.g., a copy of the Installation
file, if you built XEmacs yourself)
* what you're using to read (Gnus? which version?)
* which blog entry you were reading
I just glanced through the entries for 29 February through 2 March
(gwene doesn't show any for 3-4 March), using Gnus 5.10.8 on XEmacs
21.5.31+0df3cedee9ac, x86_64, and I don't get a crash.
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msg2408
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Date: 2012-03-04.10:54:27 |
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GDB backtrace.
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Date: 2012-03-04.10:51:53 |
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I got:
Fatal error: assertion failed, file text.h, line 1153,
ibyte_first_byte_p_1 (* ((&((error_check_string (s, "text.h", 1153)-
>data_ + 0)[idx]))), "text.h", 1153)
I have the beast trapped in gdb if more info is needed.
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