After one recent dist-upgrade (Sid) the tree in the Konqueror directory bar
(F9) is missing (blank content). Doesn't work in all directories and
without .directory files. I can't see the reason, any experience with this
issue?

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Benjamí Villoslada wrote:

After one recent dist-upgrade (Sid) the tree in the Konqueror directory bar
(F9) is missing (blank content). Doesn't work in all directories and
without .directory files. I can't see the reason, any experience with this
issue?

Same problem here. Using Sid as well.



Seems that at about the same time this started, when I would try to
open konqueror in file management mode as root user, I would get the
following message and konqueror would crash:

Command 'konqueror --profile filemanagement ' not found.



So this might be related.



When I try running it as root in terminal window I get this message:

konqueror: symbol lookup error:
/usr/lib/kde3/konq_sidebartree_dirtree.so: undefined symbol: stat64



Actually I get that same message when running as normal user from the
terminal and then konqueror crashes as well. Here's what happened:

I typed 'konqueror --profile filemanagement' in terminal as normal
user, konqueror started. It was set to show history in the sidebar. As
soon as I clicked Folder, to see the folder tree, it crashed and gave
me the above message in terminal.



But then if I start it through Quick Browser button from the panel or
just open Home from the desktop (as normal user), it doesn't crash but
it doesn't show the folder tree.



Hope this info helps in determining what's wrong here.



Dom

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Benjamí Villoslada wrote:
After one recent dist-upgrade (Sid) the tree in the Konqueror directory bar
(F9) is missing (blank content). Doesn't work in all directories and
without .directory files. I can't see the reason, any experience with this
issue?
Just thought it would be a good thing to report this bugger at the
appropriate place...


Turns out it was already reported: bug number 465253.

Dom
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Benjamí Villoslada wrote:
After one recent dist-upgrade (Sid) the tree in the Konqueror directory bar
(F9) is missing (blank content). Doesn't work in all directories and
without .directory files. I can't see the reason, any experience with this
issue?
hmmm... sorry, I have sent this message in html - and it didn't get
through... so here it is:


Same problem here. Using Sid as well.

Seems that at about the same time this started, when I would try to open
konqueror in file management mode as root user, I would get the
following message and konqueror would crash:

Command 'konqueror --profile filemanagement ' not found.

So this might be related.

When I try running it as root in terminal window I get this message:
konqueror: symbol lookup error:
/usr/lib/kde3/konq_sidebartree_dirtree.so: undefined symbol: stat64


Actually I get that same message when running as normal user from the
terminal and then konqueror crashes as well. Here's what happened:
I typed 'konqueror --profile filemanagement' in terminal as normal user,
konqueror started. It was set to show history in the sidebar. As soon as
I clicked Folder, to see the folder tree, it crashed and gave me the
above message in terminal.


But then if I start it through Quick Browser button from the panel or
just open Home from the desktop (as normal user), it doesn't crash but
it doesn't show the folder tree.


Hope this info helps in determining what's wrong here.

Dom
http://domdelimar.com


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On 2008-02-13, Dom <debianuser@domdelimar.com> wrote:
> Benjamí Villoslada wrote:
>> After one recent dist-upgrade (Sid) the tree in the Konqueror directory bar
>> (F9) is missing (blank content). Doesn't work in all directories and
>> without .directory files. I can't see the reason, any experience with this
>> issue?
> Just thought it would be a good thing to report this bugger at the
> appropriate place...
>
> Turns out it was already reported: bug number 465253.

It is already reported. a gazillion times.

We have now spent the last 3 days on tracking down the cause of the bug.
Now we need to figure out what to do about it.

(it is hidden deep in the libc headers if anyone cares)

/Sune


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Sune Vuorela wrote:

On 2008-02-13, Dom <debianuser@domdelimar.com> wrote:


Benjamí Villoslada wrote:


...

Just thought it would be a good thing to report this bugger at the
appropriate place...


Turns out it was already reported: bug number 465253.



It is already reported. a gazillion times.


We have now spent the last 3 days on tracking down the cause of the bug.
Now we need to figure out what to do about it.

(it is hidden deep in the libc headers if anyone cares)

/Sune



All I can say is thank you for your effort.

(And I'm sorry for double posting - the html message did come through,
only late.)


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El Jueves, 14 de Febrero de 2008, Sune Vuorela escribió:
> We have now spent the last 3 days on tracking down the cause of the bug.
> Now we need to figure out what to do about it.
>
> (it is hidden deep in the libc headers if anyone cares)

And does it affect other packages as well? Because k3b fails to start here,
and I'm also seeing in the console the "undefined symbol: stat64". Can you
give a bug number, or workaround (packages to downgrade, etc.), please?

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>>>>> "Alejandro" == Alejandro Exojo <suy@badopi.org> writes:

Alejandro> El Jueves, 14 de Febrero de 2008, Sune Vuorela
Alejandro> escribió:
>> We have now spent the last 3 days on tracking down the cause of
>> the bug. Now we need to figure out what to do about it.
>>
>> (it is hidden deep in the libc headers if anyone cares)

Alejandro> And does it affect other packages as well? Because k3b
Alejandro> fails to start here, and I'm also seeing in the console
Alejandro> the "undefined symbol: stat64". Can you give a bug
Alejandro> number, or workaround (packages to downgrade, etc.),
Alejandro> please?


There are several bugs on libqt3-mt. Downgrading that package is a
short term fix; I'm not sure yet if a long term fix is available.

see for example

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=465151

and the many bugs merged with it.

This is marked pending, so I guess a fix should arrive pretty
soon. Fathi Boudra marked it (them) pending a few days ago.

David

El Dijous 14 Febrer 2008, Dom va escriure:
> Just thought it would be a good thing to report this bugger at the
> appropriate place...
>
> Turns out it was already reported: bug number 465253.

Thanks Dom! I've searched «konqueror» in bugs.debian.org %-(

Is hard to downgrade libqt3-mt because many KDE packages need the new version.


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the Fonts Configuration Dialog in KControl seems also affected,
i've got:

kcontrol: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/kde3/kcm_fonts.so: undefined symbol: lstat64


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