Can you please try to start e-calendar-factory in GDB to see if the issue can be reproduced?
To do this you'll want to:
- Close evolution
- Make sure evolution, and e-calendar-factory are no longer running
- Start e-c-f in gdb: run the command "gdb --args /usr/lib/evolution/e-calendar-factory", then type run and press enter again to start it.
- Start evolution
If all goes well, e-calendar-factory should get started, then evolution will start and e-calendar-factory might crash. This is likely the crash we need, so back in the terminal window with gdb, run the commands:
bt full
thread apply all bt full
And copy all of the output to a file to attach to this bug report. As above, this may need a bunch of debugging packages installed to get rid of entries showing up as "???": libebackend1.2-dbgsym libecal1.2-7-dbgsym libedata-cal1.2-7-dbgsym libedataserver1.2-13-dbgsym libedataserverui1.2-8-dbgsym (all of those would be available from the ddebs archive, see the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash)
Thanks.
Can you please try to start e-calendar-factory in GDB to see if the issue can be reproduced?
To do this you'll want to:
- Close evolution evolution/ e-calendar- factory" , then type run and press enter again to start it.
- Make sure evolution, and e-calendar-factory are no longer running
- Start e-c-f in gdb: run the command "gdb --args /usr/lib/
- Start evolution
If all goes well, e-calendar-factory should get started, then evolution will start and e-calendar-factory might crash. This is likely the crash we need, so back in the terminal window with gdb, run the commands:
bt full
thread apply all bt full
And copy all of the output to a file to attach to this bug report. As above, this may need a bunch of debugging packages installed to get rid of entries showing up as "???": libebackend1. 2-dbgsym libecal1.2-7-dbgsym libedata- cal1.2- 7-dbgsym libedataserver1 .2-13-dbgsym libedataserveru i1.2-8- dbgsym (all of those would be available from the ddebs archive, see the instructions at https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/DebuggingPr ogramCrash)