Comment by Patrick Nicolas (xytovl) - Wednesday, 01 December 2010, 22:11 GMT+1 I have exactly the same error, and I can confirm the segmentation fault comes from the history db: if I do a select * from history where uri like '%meteo%'; I get many results among which http://token.meteofrance.com/?u=http%3A%2F%2Ffrance.meteofrance.com%2Ffrance%2Fmeteo%3FPREVISIONS_PORTLET.path%3Dprevisionsville%2F060040&s=sim-portail&x=k%FB%C5%F7b%EF%A9%DE|403 Forbidden|1291098727|734106 http://www.google.com/search?q=meteo%20antibes|meteo antibes - Google Search|1291098740|734106
After a delete from history where uri like '%meteo%'; there is no segmentation fault anymore. If you want the original history.db for testing, I can send it.
PS: midori is version 0.2.9 on Gentoo amd64, gtk+ 2.20.1 and webkit-gtk 1.2.3
Comment by Patrick Nicolas (xytovl) - Wednesday, 01 December 2010, 22:11 GMT+1 token.meteofran ce.com/ ?u=http% 3A%2F%2Ffrance. meteofrance. com%2Ffrance% 2Fmeteo% 3FPREVISIONS_ PORTLET. path%3Dprevisio nsville% 2F060040& s=sim-portail& x=k%FB% C5%F7b% EF%A9%DE|403 Forbidden| 1291098727| 734106 www.google. com/search? q=meteo% 20antibes|meteo antibes - Google Search| 1291098740| 734106
I have exactly the same error, and I can confirm the segmentation fault comes from the history db:
if I do a select * from history where uri like '%meteo%'; I get many results among which
http://
http://
After a delete from history where uri like '%meteo%'; there is no segmentation fault anymore. If you want the original history.db for testing, I can send it.
PS: midori is version 0.2.9 on Gentoo amd64, gtk+ 2.20.1 and webkit-gtk 1.2.3