GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 473837
gthumb crashes when renaming a folder you just browsed
Last modified: 2007-11-01 12:52:15 UTC
1. launch gthumb 2. open a folder (e.g. "foo") containing at least one image 3. go back to the parent folder 4. right click on the folder name ("foo") 5. select "Rename..." 6. type anything (e.g. "bar") 7. the folder is renamed, but gthumb crashes gthumb-2.10 svn rev 1988, trunk svn rev 1989. gthumb 3:2.10.2-0ubuntu1 on Ubuntu 7.04 is OK. Ciao, Christophe
I can't reproduce this on my systems (FC6 and F7). It's probably related to bug 470493. Any backtraces? - Mike
Mike, Here it is: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Trace 160712
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- I traced the problem back to the following point. Have a look at gth-browser.c:5852 in current trunk. What happens is that after the call: gth_file_list_delete (priv->file_list, new_name); the variable old_name (yes, old_name) is corrupted. Not the easiest kind of bug to track!! I did not find anything weird in gth_file_list_delete () yet. Christophe
Mike, Ho, my bad. I forgot that you have to select the image (after completing step 2) to trigger the bug. Christophe
I did a bisection. The bug first shows up in gthumb-2-10 svn rev 1969: http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/gthumb?view=revision&revision=1969 Christophe
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 492169 ***