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SIGTRAP in zathura-0.3.3 in print dialog. #16287

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halfflat opened this issue Jun 17, 2016 · 2 comments · Fixed by #62726
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SIGTRAP in zathura-0.3.3 in print dialog. #16287

halfflat opened this issue Jun 17, 2016 · 2 comments · Fixed by #62726

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@halfflat
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Issue description

When issuing the ':print' command from within zathura, performing actions within the print dialog will cause zathura to crash with a trace trap.

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Steps to reproduce

  1. Open a pdf document with zathura.
  2. Bring up the print dialog, by typing :print followed by the return key,
  3. Select 'Print to File' (e.g. by pressing the tab key).
  4. Click on the text entry box with label 'File:'.

zathura then exits with a trace trap.

Technical details

  • System: 16.03.931.2f1174b (Emu)
  • Nix version: nix-env (Nix) 1.11.2
  • Nixpkgs version: 16.03.931.2f1174b
@thufschmitt
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I can reproduce it. According to strace, it fails trying to load gtk2 stuff, while it uses gtk-3. This is probably the cause. Some patches used in the build (this and this) refers to gtk2, this may be related.

jtojnar added a commit to jtojnar/nixpkgs that referenced this issue Jun 5, 2019
File chooser dialogue in print dialogue requires GTK’s GSettings schemas
or it will trigger a trap.

Closes: NixOS#16287
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jtojnar commented Jun 5, 2019

The patches were removed in #37932. However, the crash was not actually caused by them but rather by missing GSettings schemas.

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