2:26 p.m.
I've been using the gnucash development releases in Fedora without
trouble - until recently. Now, on startup, it gives me:
Backtrace:
In current input:
1: 0* [gnc:main]
In /usr/share/gnucash/guile-modules/gnucash/main.scm:
241: 1 (if (not (gnc:handle-command-line-args)) (gnc:shutdown 1))
241: 2* [not ...
241: 3* [gnc:handle-command-line-args]
In /usr/share/gnucash/scm/command-line.scm:
187: 4 (let ((remaining-arguments #) (result #t)) (do (# # #) (#) ...) ...)
190: 5* (do ((rest (cdr #)) (quit? #f) (item #f)) ((or quit? (null? rest))) ...)
199: 6* (if (not #) (begin # # #) (if # # #))
199: 7* [not ...
199: 8* [string=? "--" ...
200: 9* (make-shared-substring item 0 (min (string-length item) 2))
/usr/share/gnucash/scm/command-line.scm:200:26: In expression (make-shared-substring item
0 ...):
/usr/share/gnucash/scm/command-line.scm:200:26: Unbound variable: make-shared-substring
Both 1.9.5 and 1.9.6 have done this. Is something generally broken, or
is this a bit of special behavior just for me?
Thanks,
jon
2:32 p.m.
Jonathan Corbet (lwn-fedora-test(a)lwn.net) said:
I've been using the gnucash development releases in Fedora
without
trouble - until recently. Now, on startup, it gives me:
Backtrace:
In current input:
1: 0* [gnc:main]
In /usr/share/gnucash/guile-modules/gnucash/main.scm:
241: 1 (if (not (gnc:handle-command-line-args)) (gnc:shutdown 1))
241: 2* [not ...
241: 3* [gnc:handle-command-line-args]
In /usr/share/gnucash/scm/command-line.scm:
187: 4 (let ((remaining-arguments #) (result #t)) (do (# # #) (#) ...) ...)
190: 5* (do ((rest (cdr #)) (quit? #f) (item #f)) ((or quit? (null? rest))) ...)
199: 6* (if (not #) (begin # # #) (if # # #))
199: 7* [not ...
199: 8* [string=? "--" ...
200: 9* (make-shared-substring item 0 (min (string-length item) 2))
/usr/share/gnucash/scm/command-line.scm:200:26: In expression (make-shared-substring item
0 ...):
/usr/share/gnucash/scm/command-line.scm:200:26: Unbound variable: make-shared-substring
Both 1.9.5 and 1.9.6 have done this. Is something generally broken, or
is this a bit of special behavior just for me?
It works for me. Which guile do you have?
Bill
2:53 p.m.
Just in case anybody is interested, I have one other little data point
regarding my weird gnucash crashes. If I simply run "gnucash" with no
parameters - letting it open whatever I asked for last - it works. If,
instead, I give a file name on the command line it croaks... So, at
least, I can straighten my accounts out.
jon
3:08 p.m.
Jonathan Corbet (lwn-fedora-test(a)lwn.net) said:
Just in case anybody is interested, I have one other little data
point
regarding my weird gnucash crashes. If I simply run "gnucash" with no
parameters - letting it open whatever I asked for last - it works. If,
instead, I give a file name on the command line it croaks... So, at
least, I can straighten my accounts out.
That is the key. Reproduced.
Bill
8:42 p.m.
Bill Nottingham (notting(a)redhat.com) said:
Jonathan Corbet (lwn-fedora-test(a)lwn.net) said:
> Just in case anybody is interested, I have one other little data point
> regarding my weird gnucash crashes. If I simply run "gnucash" with no
> parameters - letting it open whatever I asked for last - it works. If,
> instead, I give a file name on the command line it croaks... So, at
> least, I can straighten my accounts out.
That is the key. Reproduced.
http://svn.gnucash.org/trac/changeset/14159
Will get fixed eventually on rebasing to the next 1.9.x.
Bill
7 a.m.
New subject: cups 1.2
Cups messed up again when I tried to print a map for next week. Anybody
know how to fix it? The last time it messed up I posted it as a bug and
redhat fixed it. After posting more and more bugs for critical failure
I gave up posting. Every day bugs galore and then the almighty erase
the harddrive trick for 13 years now and I am a vegetable. If I had
never been educated I would definitely have lived a better life.
5:35 a.m.
New subject: cups 1.2
Re: cups 1.2
* From: Tim Waugh <twaugh redhat com>
* To: For testers of Fedora Core development releases <fedora-test-list redhat
com>
* Subject: Re: cups 1.2
* Date: Sun, 02 Jul 2006 11:13:52 +0100
On Sat, 2006-07-01 at 08:00 -0400, kmberry wrote:
> Cups messed up again when I tried to print a map for next week. Anybody
> know how to fix it? The last time it messed up I posted it as a bug and
> redhat fixed it.
Well, how about trying that again? ;-)
Tim.
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OK, today is July 6, 2006 on the east coast. I have been unemployed for
over a year and I am bankrupt. I just barely got cups working last time
by killing every process associated with it over and over again and then
waiting a few hours while the gtk gui hanged space shot each time I
finally got it communicating then the printer would work one time.
Today it is 6:00am and I got an interview at an employment agency for a
hard labor job at 8:30am. I figure I can get the printer working one
time and sleep an hour since I need a fresh resume. I don't think Im
going to the interview now. Thanks alot buddy.
6:05 a.m.
New subject: cups 1.2
kmberry wrote:
> Re: cups 1.2
>
> * From: Tim Waugh <twaugh redhat com>
> * To: For testers of Fedora Core development releases
> <fedora-test-list redhat com>
> * Subject: Re: cups 1.2
> * Date: Sun, 02 Jul 2006 11:13:52 +0100
>
> On Sat, 2006-07-01 at 08:00 -0400, kmberry wrote:
>> Cups messed up again when I tried to print a map for next week.
>> Anybody know how to fix it? The last time it messed up I posted it
>> as a bug and redhat fixed it.
>
> Well, how about trying that again? ;-)
>
> Tim.
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OK, today is July 6, 2006 on the east coast. I have been unemployed
for over a year and I am bankrupt. I just barely got cups working
last time by killing every process associated with it over and over
again and then waiting a few hours while the gtk gui hanged space shot
each time I finally got it communicating then the printer would work
one time. Today it is 6:00am and I got an interview at an employment
agency for a hard labor job at 8:30am. I figure I can get the printer
working one time and sleep an hour since I need a fresh resume. I
don't think Im going to the interview now. Thanks alot buddy.
OK, the cups gui is still hangin' a half hour later space shot, as usual
port 631 doesn't work anymore(although it amazingly worked one time
around the time select # of kernels yum plugin came out) and cups-config
daemon is deprecated. I switched from using openoffice which just
hanged on print to abiword and the resume printed so I am going to the
job interview. Cups gui finally came back-it was shot because if you
select anything besides server settings it does that. Its on printer
now and showing no information or a blank screen. If I fool around with
it for 5 or 6 hours I might succeed in configuring it all over again
after I erase the /etc/cups directory and it will recommend some
lm1100(can't remember its name) driver for my Lexmark Z53. I now have
lp on Z53 because the other Z53 with some stuff about gimp-print printed
next to its text description doesn't work even though its the same
driver. Printer was created because I couldn't get the gui to work at
all and it had printer as a default name(I wanted to get applications
printing easier by just using lp and started doing this some years ago)
then the gui worked and printer is on lm1100 its recommended driver.
Initially the server wouldn't connect at all and one time the gui
initialized with /var/run/cups/cups.sock(something like that) in the
server name window and connected. Now it is connecting but the gui
doesn't work as far as showing the printers-it will just hang for about
half hour and not show any information.
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