Guard box_hide call on client_close - #30
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Guard box_hide call on client_close
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I found that when I close Google Chrome (42.0.2311.152 64-bit) on Ubuntu (14.10, 15.04) using Mod-Escape, goomwwm crashes and leaves me back at the login screen. I swapped my install for a debug build and found the following in my syslog:
I used addr2line to lead me to box.c:67 (box_hide), and found the offending caller to be client_close. I've added a guard around the box_hide call (like in client_review_border). The segfault no-longer happens.