[bt-devel] Seg faults and lost comments in 1.6.1
Joachim Ansorg
nospam+bt-devel at joachim-ansorg.de
Wed Nov 29 06:28:51 MST 2006
Hi,
I'm sorry for all these problems.
> To give write access to the personal directory for my normal user,
> jsullivan, I historically have created a ~/sword/ directory with the
> personal commentary (full directory path - mods.d and
> modules/comments/rawfiles/ if I recall correctly). I then tell
> Bibletime to include this in my bookshelves. This results in either a
> segmentation fault or an infinite loop when I start bibletime. stderr
> does not tell me much except that it is segfaulting when saving
> settings. The user does own and have rw access to the directory.
Hm, not good. Can you submit a bug report for that?
I usually use the personal module by downloading it and then
cd ~/.sword/
unzip ~/Personal.zip
which puts the necessary files into the dir structure. Does that work for you?
> When I did sudo bibletime, I did not segfault. This is, in effect in
> the Ubuntu world, running as root. It used the personal commentary
> in /usr/local/share/sword. So, I finally gave in and chown the personal
> commentary in that tree to jsullivan:jsullivan. That solved the seg
> fault.
>
> However, I cannot save comments either as root or jsullivan. The option
> to edit is there. It takes the text (my source is set to Plain) and it
> even saves a file. However, rather than a numeric string, the file name
> is a single non-ascii character. The text is preserved but the comment
> cannot be retrieved in either edit or display mode.
Probably a Sword problem related to your 64 bit environment. Did it work
before?
Does the file "incfile" exist in the data dir of the personal modules
(something like modules/comments/rawfiles/personal/)? What is it's content?
Do you have a UTF locale configured for your users?
Joachim
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