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Hi,
I run KDE 4.11.2 on Arch linux and ever since 4.11.0 I observe crashes of file indexer in the journalctl logs. paź 04 12:45:44 blaszak systemd-coredump[15998]: Process 15385 (virtuoso-t) dumped core. -- Subject: Process 15385 (virtuoso-t) dumped core -- Defined-By: systemd -- Support: http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/li ... temd-devel -- Documentation: man:core(5) -- -- Process 15385 (virtuoso-t) crashed and dumped core. -- -- This usually indicates a programming error in the crashing program and -- should be reported to its vendor as a bug. It is a kinda annoying, and I wish I could renable this feature again. logs do not appear to be helpfull here.
I used to think that disabling pictures indexing can help, but it didn't. The above log comes from the system with disabled pictures indexing (strange, but true). soprano-virtuoso.log contains the following:
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Ok, I think i was able to solve it.
I disabled image indexing and then removed nepomuk database and recreated it once again. It seems that those errors from logs are gone. How to help solve this bug? I can provide files that crash nepomuk file indexer. |
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I would suggest: Create a temporary directory and copy one of the offending images to it. Start kdebugdialog Enter nepomuk as the search string Select All > Apply > OK Start konsole and navigate to the location of the offending image. Then, at the prompt, enter nepomukindexer [filename.ext] Tthat will force nepomuk to attempt to index the file and display any errors. Create a bug report at http://bugs.kde.org/ attaching the offending file and a copy of the error output. Don't forget to run kdedialog again to deselect all after you have finished testing. |
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Please note that this is a crash in Virtuoso, not any component of KDE or Nepomuk. Which version of Virtuoso are you using?
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I was running the newest one at the time.
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IIRC Virtuoso 6.1.6 has some issues with Nepomuk (but as far as I know, nothing related to crashes).
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