Created attachment 69952 [details] GDB Log Trace for LibreOffice Calc Crash Using the latest version of Libreoffice Calc on Ubuntu 11.04, I created a file to track my Timekeeping (Timekeeping2012.ods). It is around 184K in size. Now, I've upgraded to Ubuntu 12.10 with Libreoffice 3.6. When I attempt to open my ods file, I get a crash. Attached is a gdb log trace of the crash.
Could you tell what's your precise LO version? Could you attach the file so we can try to reproduce? If not, could you install debug symbols for the bt? (see http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/BugReport#How_to_get_a_backtrace_.28on_Linux.29)
(This is a Calc issue, so let us set the Component field accordingly.)
A possible workaround FWIW: I saw the same symptoms, removed Ubuntu's libreoffice* packages (which had version 3.6.2~rc2-0ubuntu3, 64bit) and installed the latest 3.6.4 instead. No more crashes when opening the same file as before.
Scott, The gdb backtrace doesn't give us the whole stack trace unfortunately. Is there anyway you can attach Timkeeping2012.ods to this bug report?
(In reply to comment #4) > Scott, The gdb backtrace doesn't give us the whole stack trace > unfortunately. Is there anyway you can attach Timkeeping2012.ods to this > bug report? Hm, I'd rather not attach it, since it contains some personal information. I would be willing to send it to you, though, if you would respect my privacy and keep it to yourself and developers within your group (i.e. not post it publicly). Would this be acceptable?
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