134128 - crash starting Calendar, libxpical.so undefined symbol: icaltime_adjust

Status: VERIFIED WORKSFORME

(Calendar :: Internal Components, defect)

Description

[Leston Buell]

The story of this bug starts from following the advice of the first comment in
bug 132554:

> If in some cases the ICal xpcom component ( libxpical.so in linux & 
> xpical.dll ) in windows is not registered, the user should be informed 
> with a dialog which also suggests removing their 'component.reg' file 
> and restarting the browser while making sure the binary and calendar.xpt 
> files are installed in mozilla/bin/components.

Well, to see if doing this would get rid of bug 134082, i removed component.reg
and made sure that libxpical.so and calendar.xpt were both in the components
directory. I restarted the browser. When i tried to launch Calendar, poof
Mozilla crashes, without lauching Talkback. The error message i get in the
console is this:

/usr/local/mozilla/mozilla-bin: error while loading shared libraries:
/usr/local/mozilla/components/libxpical.so: undefined symbol: icaltime_adjust

Comment 1

[Leston Buell]

Sorry. Forgot my build info: Calendar 2002-03-25 xpi, Mozilla Linux trunk build
2002-03-28-08.

Comment 2

[Michael Gabriel]

im getting a warning not a windows file libxpical.so with 25th calendar and moz
2002032916

Comment 3

[Leston Buell]

I don't quite understand your comment, if you're getting a warning rather than a
crash, then the bug you want is probably either bug 134168 or bug 134082.

Note also that the links to the Calendar XPI are misleading, since they all
actually point to the most recent version. So, if you downloaded Calendar on the
29th, you're actually using the March 28th version of Calendar, even though the
link says March 25.

Comment 4

[Mike Potter]

This is for Mostafa.

Comment 5

[Mostafa Hosseini]

It seems that this is the result of libical not being installed properly.
Please install libical properly using the instructions on
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/installation.html.
I will resolve this bug as WORKSFORME. Please VERIFY it if it's fixed after
installing libical.

Comment 6

[Brant Gurganus]

Default QA Contact for Calendar has changed.  If you wish to remain the QA
contact for this bug, feel free to change it back.

Comment 7

[Brant Gurganus]

This has not been reopened, so I am marking this VERIFIED.

Comment 8

[Marcia Knous [:marcia]]

Mass move of libxpical bugs to the Internal Components, per ctalbert.

Comment 9

[Reed Loden [:reed]]

The bugspam monkeys have been set free and are feeding on Calendar :: Internal Components. Be afraid for your sanity!