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QGIS crashes pointing to libjpeg/jdapimin #51
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I've been having the same problem on Ubuntu 15.10 with QGIS 2.12 as recently as this weekend. |
All is ok for me on Ubuntu 14.04, QGIS 2.14 and upstream QMS, can you try updating from repo? |
or from newest release |
Tried it again today, with updated QGIS master on Ubuntu 14.04. Same problem, segmentation fault (core dumped). What would be the best way to test this further, check what is going wrong? |
Not sure if this helps, but when running under dbg, the following was printed when attempting to open the plugin. Instead of crashing, QGIS freezes in this case. Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. |
Is there more information needed for this bug? I'm still experiencing issues on Ubuntu 16.04 and QGIS 2.16. |
Just updated my QGIS to 2.18 (manually compiled on Ubuntu 16.04) and I am still experiencing this issue. Any clues where to look for the cause / solution? |
I'm still experiencing this issue on a fresh install of 2.18 from source. I ran a debug session and saved a screenshot of the messages resulting in a segfault. This occurs when I click the Web menu and mouse over the QMS plugin. It appears to be an issue with a bad call to libjpeg. I also noticed that the problem only occured once I enabled the additional providers in the settings. Now that it's broken I can't go back into settings and test it again, but hopefully that offers a clue. edit: clarification |
I am also still experiencing the same with a fresh install of 2.18 from source on Ubuntu 16.04, also with segfault. |
My version of QMS also crashed, but after addon is enabeled and downloaded tiles from OSM server. When add OSM Standard. Counting from 1 to 20. In 20 is out of qgis. No error messages. I deleted all Qgis, grass, saga, scipy and depedencies with purge. Re-installed and crashed the same. Another system with Linux Mint 18.1 32 bits, same 2 GB ram is running very well. I used same steps for installing complete system. What could I do? |
@simgislab This bug has been open for a year now with no fix. Has this issue been forgotten? |
And is curious that is not present in my system with 32 bits. |
@cubarro, please don't cross-post, it doesn't help. You didn't provide any info linking your crash and this one. @spencerrecneps there is not much we can do. It is not reproducible and from stacktrace above it seems like it is related to system libs/general QGIS. Consider signing up for our support http://nextgis.com/pricing, than we'll be able to have a look in more detail. |
@simgislab thanks for the response. For reference, I've filed a bug with QGIS: |
@simgislab The response from the QGIS team (in the bug report linked above) indicates that the problem lies with QMS, not with QGIS itself. Any thoughts? I have a hunch that you're right about the bug being in QGIS itself but I'd need to be able to provide them more information. If you have any ideas for further testing or something please let me know. Thanks! |
lot's of changes since, please reopen if necessary with updated case |
I am running QGIS 2.12 (but same happened on QGIS master), compiled on Ubuntu 14.04. When enabling the Quickmapservices addon, QGIS crashes without any message.
Just in case it has to do with some warnings when starting up QGIS, I am copying those warning messages below:
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