While removing large images (4MB) with the Delete button Thunar crashes, time after time. Sending error report is not possible (sending error).
Cannot reproduce, does not happen for me, need more information. Please enable coredumps, so that you can get a backtrace of the crash. Here is a manual how that can be done: https://docs.xfce.org/contribute/bugs/start Are these images located on a local filesystem ? Can you take a try if it as well happens for thunar 1.8.x ?
The images where on a external USB drive. You may forget/delete this reporting. I don't know/understand how to enable backtraces. To complicated. Thanks anyway for your support.
Sorry, without detailed information, there is no way that I can fix it. Thanks anyhow for reporting !
(In reply to Polleke from comment #0) > While removing large images (4MB) with the Delete button Thunar crashes, > time after time. > Sending error report is not possible (sending error). (In reply to alexxcons from comment #3) > Sorry, without detailed information, there is no way that I can fix it. > > Thanks anyhow for reporting ! (In reply to alexxcons from comment #3) > Sorry, without detailed information, there is no way that I can fix it. > > Thanks anyhow for reporting ! Found a crash report about Thunar crash but is is over 7MB and cannot attach it.
Ok, great, will reope the bug. You either can try to compress the crash report, or you can upload it somewhere else and drop a link here. The ineresting part is only the backtrace, which is just something like 20 lines. I dont need the whole coredump. So if you can spot the backtrace, just copy + past it here.
I feel rather stupid because I failed to make an archive with Xarchiver. So I upoaded it to G-drive and here's the link. I hope it will succeed: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XiPsrgS5l1Jgz1mtURoACxEV_gVCp5QD?usp=sharing
Dont mind, everybody needs to start somewhere =) Try installing "thunar-archive-plugin". It hopefully will simplify Xarchiver handling for you. WRT the .crash file. That format seems to be something Ubuntu specific, not of use for me. To get the backtrace out of it, including the thunar debug symbols, you need to do the following: 1. install packages "apport-retrace" and "thunar-dbg" 2. apport-retrace -g MY_CRASHFILE.crash 3. this should start gdb for you, where you can type "bt" to get a backtrace. ( Taken from here: https://askubuntu.com/a/434439 )
Thank you, one step further: 1. thumar-archibe is already installed 2. with Synaptic I intalled support-retrace 3 searching in Synataptic thunar-bg: not to find 4. In terminal: sudo apt-get install thunar=dbg: can package not find.
You are using Ubuntu ? Than it's this package: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=thunar-dbg Possibly it is called different for other distributions. For me (debian) this works: sudo apt-get install thunar-dbg
You may remove this topic. I am using Xubuntu 18.04.1 and Thunar dbg is not present. Command sudo apt-get install thunar-dbg gives an error: sudo apt-get install thunar-dbg [sudo] password for polleke: Reading packetlist... Done Tree of requirements is being built up The status information is read ... Ready E: Can not find package thunar-dbg I am finished with this. Sorry :(
Looks like you have to add an additional package repository when you want to install debug packages in (X)Ubuntu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Debug%20Symbol%20Packages Sorry, did not know that, for me (debian) the debug packages are in the default package repo. So well, if you would be still motivated, you could go that path (or alternatively compile thunar from source) > I am finished with this. Sorry :( This sounds like there is no motivation left :( ... so I will close this bug. If I am wrong, please reopen !