xfce4-panel freeze

[Jannis Pohlmann]

Olivier Fourdan schrieb:

>Hi
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>This can be a plugin problem, so first thing, remove all plugins that
>access the network (mail checker, weather forcast)
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>Cheers,
>Olivier.
>
>On Thu, 2005-01-13 at 12:20 +0900, Rob Lahaye wrote:
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>>Jannis Pohlmann wrote:
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>>>Rob Lahaye schrieb:
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>>>>I have compiled xfce_4_2 branch from CVS on my FreeBSD system.
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>>>>I encounter occassional freezes of the the panel; no mouse input,
>>>>no response whatever and the panel consumes all CPU capacity.
>>>>So far it has happened about once a day or so.
>>>>
>>>>When I kill xfce4-panel application (need to use "kill -9"), and
>>>>start it again manually, it's fine again.
>>>>
>>>>I can't tell as to what degree this is a FreeBSD issue, and how
>>>>much it is a bug in xfce4-panel.
>>>>
>>>>I don't know how I can investigate further. Any ideas?
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>>>The same problem was reported to the list a few weeks ago. It
>>>obviously didn't get much attention.
>>>I have these panel freezes as well (4.2 RC3) but I'm unable to
>>>determine why they are caused.
>>>All I'm able to report is that the panel freezes occur without
>>>any user action (except mouseover event, perhaps).
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>>Exactly same here. What is your OS?
>>It seems to freeze for no reason, at least not a very obvious one.
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>>So I will now compile xfce4-panel with debug options and run it
>>through the debugger and wait......until a next freeze. Maybe the
>>debugger can tell me then where exactly it is hanging.
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>>If confirmed by others as well, then this is a serious bug.
>>
>>Rob.
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The Netlast plugin, too? It's the only one of the plugins I use which 
have to do with network connections.

Regards,
Jannis