Based on the Stacktrace the crash itself seems to be in Pipelight code, but its not immediately clear if this is a problem with libwebkitgtk / Osmo or Pipelight itself. It would probably be helpful to take a look at some more detailed debug output.
Can you probably compile Pipelight yourself with --debug enabled and attach a new log from the terminal output?
I assume that you already have some experience with compiling software, if not we can also provide some more detailed instructions.
Hi Cliff,
Based on the Stacktrace the crash itself seems to be in Pipelight code, but its not immediately clear if this is a problem with libwebkitgtk / Osmo or Pipelight itself. It would probably be helpful to take a look at some more detailed debug output.
Can you probably compile Pipelight yourself with --debug enabled and attach a new log from the terminal output?
I assume that you already have some experience with compiling software, if not we can also provide some more detailed instructions.
I would suggest to checkout Pipelight from git: /bitbucket. org/mmueller201 2/pipelight/ overview
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Afterwards you have to modify debian/rules and add " --debug" at the end of line 7 and 9: /bitbucket. org/mmueller201 2/pipelight/ src/5d5e122ee51 d11e1d1ccf9a37c 50fdc0e7b94704/ debian/ rules?at= master# cl-7
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The required build dependencies are:
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 8), libc6-dev(>= 2.11.1), libx11-dev (>= 2:1.3),
mingw-w64, g++-mingw-w64, make (>= 3.81), g++ (>= 4:4.4), sed (>= 4.2.1), po-debconf
Then just build the package (for example with "debuild -uc -us -b") and install it.
Please try to reproduce the problem, and then attach a new log containing all stderr & stdout output, for example with:
osmo &> pipelight.log
It should contain a lot more detailed output including all function calls which are relayed by Pipelight. Please attach the log to this bug report.
Regards,
Sebastian