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Linux AppImage crashes when URL link is clicked on #211
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Is the libnss3 library being installed to an "incorrect" location? Is the fix to symlink the file location? |
I tested myself and wasn't able to reproduce the issue. Maybe some other things on your system changed? Not sure... |
3.5.6 works perfectly. Using Ubuntu 18.04 Unity. Maybe I have a missing depedency? But I though AppImages negated that issue. What changed between 3.5.6 and 3.5.6+ in terms of handling of the URL? |
Maybe this is the same issue: probonopd/linuxdeployqt#35 |
Brand new install 18.04.3 LTS, using Unity, can reproduce the identical issue. |
Literally nothing, really. |
OK, will test soon. |
I think it's because the AppImage uses the library installed by FF, and not what's in the AppImage
Here's the issue described in detail, specific to Ubuntu: probonopd/linuxdeployqt#35 |
OK, will check myself and see to error. It is probably deployment error because in normal installations across all systems the error cannot be reproduced. |
Could you please try if works? |
OK, closing for now, it seems fixed when I test it. Let me know if it really works for you too. |
Brief description of the issue.
Using 3.5.8 and 3.5.9 on Ubuntu 18.04 with Unity desktop, everytime I try clicking on the URL link for an article, the application crashes.
How to reproduce the bug?
What is the expected result?
The article should be downloaded and displayed in the window within the RSSGuard
What actually happened?
Application immediately crashed; didn't happen with 3.5.6 (Does with 3.5.8 & 3.5.9)
Other information (logs, see Wiki)
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