GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 504051
Warnings observed with opening Drafts message with emoticon images
Last modified: 2013-09-13 00:56:55 UTC
Milan noticed this in bug #502205. It doesn't seem to affect functionality at all though, so I'm calling the severity "minor". Steps to Reproduce: 1) Run Evolution from a terminal. 2) Open a new HTML mail message and insert emoticon images [1]. 3) Save the message to Drafts and close the window. 4) Reopen the message from Drafts to continue editing. Actual Result: A warning for each emoticon image: (evolution:10984): gtkhtml-WARNING **: No such file or directory Excepted Result: No warning. Additional Information: It appears GtkHTML is trying to open the MIME Content-Id for the image as if it were a file URI. As such, I'm not sure whether the problem is in Evolution or GtkHTML. Leaving the component as Evolution for now. [1] This step requires GtkHTML 2.17.5. You can also do it on earlier versions by typing an ASCII emoticon (e.g. :-) ) and having it automatically converted to an image.
Created attachment 101392 [details] [review] proposed gtkhtml patch for gtkhtml; I did a patch in gtkhtml itself, because the warning came from there. (See my stack trace from the previous bug). The patch contains another fix too. I just hope I got the meaning with that second fix.
Looks fine to me. Commit to trunk.
Committed to trunk. Committed revision 8670.