I got this stacktrace (without steps to reproduce): #0 tp_handle_inspect(self=0x0, handle=12) #1 gabble_roster_request_subscription_added_cb(source=0x1a2848, user_data=0x249d00) #2 g_simple_async_result_complete(...) On the terminal we get: GLIB DEBUG default - send_iq_async failed: Error receiving data: Network is unreachable GLIB CRITICAL ** tp-glib - tp_base_connection_get_handles: assertion `TP_IS_BASE_CONNECTION (self)' failed What seems to happen is that we get disconnected, the connection goes away and it's null in the gabble_roster_request_subscription_added_cb() callback. Other similar callbacks in roster.c have a check for self->priv->conn not being NULL. What I don't understand at all is how self->priv->conn can actually become NULL. It's set in the constructed() method and then never changed again, not even in dispose()/finalize(): static void gabble_roster_constructed (GObject *obj) { [...] /* FIXME: This is not a strong reference because that would create a cycle. * I'd like to have a cyclic reference and break it at disconnect time, * like the contact list example in telepathy-glib does, but we can't do * that because the rest of Gabble assumes that the roster remains useful * until the bitter end (for instance, gabble_im_channel_dispose looks * at the contact's subscription). */ self->priv->conn = GABBLE_CONNECTION (tp_base_contact_list_get_connection ( base, NULL)); g_assert (GABBLE_IS_CONNECTION (self->priv->conn)); [...] } Note that the GAsyncResult passed to gabble_roster_request_subscription_added_cb() holds a reference to self, so it should not have been deleted in the meantime.
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