Created attachment 64240 [details] Crash dialogue, showing the highlighted option Problem description: Steps to reproduce: 1. Go to Tools -> Options in the menu bar 2. Click on the expander next to Internet 3. Click on the MediaWiki option in the tree Current behavior: Crash Expected behavior: MediaWiki options panel Platform (if different from the browser): Browser: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:13.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/13.0.1
A dup of fdo#51992 ? Could you take a look to this: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51992
Not a duplicate. Options panel opens and runs normally except that panel, and online update is enabled.
Ok, just to be sure it's not another bug problem linked to LO profile, could you try with a brand new LO profile (see http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/UserProfile) ?
This is an upgrade crasher: it doesn't happen with a new profile. Tracked the problem down to config/javasettings_Windows_x86.xml - the config line is: <vendorData>660069006C0065003A002F002F002F0043003A002F00500072006F006700720061006D00250032003000460069006C00650073002F004A006100760061002F006A007200650036002F00620069006E002F0063006C00690065006E0074002F006A0076006D002E0064006C006C00</vendorData> This is from an old profile and crashes. The panel loads normally in a new profile, where the line is: <vendorData>660069006C0065003A002F002F002F0043003A002F00500072006F006700720061006D00250032003000460069006C00650073002F004A006100760061002F006A007200650037002F00620069006E002F0063006C00690065006E0074002F006A0076006D002E0064006C006C00</vendorData> (the difference is "650036002" compared to "650037002") Manually reconfiguring the JRE using LibreOffice -> Java resolves the crash, but I can reliably crash LO from a fresh profile simply by importing the old config/javasettings_Windows_x86.xml file and then clicking through the reproduction steps in comment #0 (or by changing the string in question on a fresh profile). As this appears to be a Java-related crash, my JRE build is 1.7.0_05-b05.
(In reply to comment #4) > This is an upgrade crasher: it doesn't happen with a new profile. Tracked the > problem down to config/javasettings_Windows_x86.xml - the config line is: > > <vendorData>660069006C0065003A002F002F002F0043003A002F00500072006F006700720061006D00250032003000460069006C00650073002F004A006100760061002F006A007200650036002F00620069006E002F0063006C00690065006E0074002F006A0076006D002E0064006C006C00</vendorData> > This is from an old profile and crashes. The panel loads normally in a new > profile, where the line is: > > <vendorData>660069006C0065003A002F002F002F0043003A002F00500072006F006700720061006D00250032003000460069006C00650073002F004A006100760061002F006A007200650037002F00620069006E002F0063006C00690065006E0074002F006A0076006D002E0064006C006C00</vendorData> > > (the difference is "650036002" compared to "650037002") > By decoding16 (I used http://online-calculators.appspot.com/base16/), we find : - for the first line: file:///C:/Program%20Files/Java/jre6/bin/client/jvm.dll - for the second line: file:///C:/Program%20Files/Java/jre7/bin/client/jvm.dll Do you still have the jre6 installed or only jre7 ?
Only jre7 is installed. I assume that I've made the jre6 -> jre7 transition at some point and LibreOffice hasn't noticed; when it then tries to invoke Java for the options panel in question it crashes. So presumably there should be some checking that the JRE path is valid before trying to invoke it there.
FYI, I posted a message here: http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/About-fdo-52122-Crash-when-selecting-quot-MediaWiki-quot-tab-on-options-menu-with-old-profile-td3996123.html
possibly related to: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38913
Hello, I just upgraded LO to 3.6.1 on XP and W7 and I got the same crash. Funny, because, like I was advised, I first deleted the 'extensions' tree to avoid other problems. So: the bug is still there. More info: Firefox 15.0.1, no extensions installed to LO As I don't know what the 'mediawiki' is about I might never try it again. ;JOOP!
I think we're now working on the theory that this is either a duplicate of fdo#38913 or fdo#36149. If you can reproduce this, it'd be great to check in a recent daily if the problem persists. fdo#52122 does come with a handy how-to reproduce (though daily masters use LoDev rather than LibreOffice or something like that) as their AppData for twiddling that.
with 3.6 sources updated today, I don't reproduce the bug anymore. Instead, I've got a popup telling me that I must choose JRE since the present one is defect So update to WFM. Chris: if you can still reproduce the problem, don't hesitate to reopen this.