Opened 15 years ago

Closed 15 years ago

#4620 closed Bug report (fixed)

New Crash Bug in 3.2.6 for OSX (Intel)

Reported by: Adam Mechtley Owned by:
Priority: normal Component: FileZilla Client
Keywords: OSX Finder Crash Cc:
Component version: Operating system type: OS X
Operating system version: 10.5.7

Description

Dragging a file from Finder into the file directory of the remote side (right side of the FileZilla Window) causes Filezilla to crash. This is new behavior in 3.2.6.

Attachments (2)

Problem Details.rtf​ (21.6 KB ) - added by Adam Mechtley 15 years ago.
Crash Report Details
System Configuration.rtf​ (1.2 KB ) - added by Adam Mechtley 15 years ago.
System Configuration

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Change History (13)

comment:1 by Adam Mechtley, 15 years ago

Priority: critical → normal

comment:2 by Tim Kosse, 15 years ago

Status: new → moreinfo

Do you get any crash report? OS X should offer you to create one on crashes.

by Adam Mechtley, 15 years ago

Attachment: Problem Details.rtf​ added

Crash Report Details

by Adam Mechtley, 15 years ago

Attachment: System Configuration.rtf​ added

System Configuration

in reply to:  2 comment:3 by Adam Mechtley, 15 years ago

Status: moreinfo → new

Replying to codesquid:

Do you get any crash report? OS X should offer you to create one on crashes.

Sorry about that! I have added two attachments. These are just text copied directly from the OSX crash report.

comment:4 by Tim Kosse, 15 years ago

Status: new → moreinfo

I cannot reproduce it.

Please describe the exact steps to reproduce it, right down to every single mouse click and its position.

comment:5 by Adam Mechtley, 15 years ago

Status: moreinfo → new

Did some more testing and it seems to be a problem if a second monitor is attached when Filezilla starts.

To Produce Error:

  1. Attach a second monitor (I am on a macbook pro if it matters).
  2. When external monitor is active, open Filezilla.
  3. Connect to a server.
  4. Drag something from a floating Finder window (either monitor) into remote server directory.
  5. Crash

To Bypass Error:

  1. Detach second monitor
  2. When external monitor is inactive, open Filezilla.
  3. Connect to a server.
  4. Reattach second monitor.
  5. Drag something from a floating Finder window into remote server directory.
  6. It works!

comment:6 by Tim Kosse, 15 years ago

Status: new → moreinfo

Which version were you using before 3.2.6? Did that problem exist there?

Please try all versions between your previous one and 3.2.6, including all release candidates (-rc1 suffix and similar) to find out in which version it did first appear.

You can find all older versions at ​http://download.filezilla-project.org/

in reply to:  6 comment:7 by Adam Mechtley, 15 years ago

Status: moreinfo → new

Replying to codesquid:

Which version were you using before 3.2.6? Did that problem exist there?

Please try all versions between your previous one and 3.2.6, including all release candidates (-rc1 suffix and similar) to find out in which version it did first appear.

You can find all older versions at ​http://download.filezilla-project.org/

Hi,

Last version I was using was 3.2.5 (final) and the problem did not exist there. Just re-downloaded it and confirmed.

comment:8 by Tim Kosse, 15 years ago

Status: new → moreinfo

Please try 3.2.6-rc1

in reply to:  8 comment:9 by Adam Mechtley, 15 years ago

Status: moreinfo → new

Replying to codesquid:

Please try 3.2.6-rc1

Hi,

Sorry did not specify. The problem also happens in 3.2.6 rc1

comment:10 by Tim Kosse, 15 years ago

It's a regression in wxWidgets, will be fixed in the next version of FileZilla.

Originally ​http://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/9748 was fixed a while ago, now the fix got accidentally reverted by a wx developer.

comment:11 by Tim Kosse, 15 years ago

Resolution: → fixed
Status: new → closed
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