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coolclassic

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Friday, May 16th 2003, 10:22pm

KDE 3.1.1 crashes trying to print

Every time I attempt to print a web page KDE crashes with a signel 11 error. Is my setup wrong or is this a bug.

I am using Suse8.2
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Saturday, May 17th 2003, 2:37am

What is crashing? (KDE can't crash, since it is not a process :) )
What kind of printing sub system are you using? (CUPS or LPRNG). Can you print a test file from kcontrol?

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Saturday, May 17th 2003, 4:34pm

Re: KDE 3.1.1 crashes trying to print

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Every time I attempt to print a web page KDE crashes with a signel 11 error. Is my setup wrong or is this a bug.

I am using Suse8.2


it happened to me also a couple times with debian, however it no longer does it for me for some weird reason. when i tried to print from a document (like a kword thing) it worked fine so try to print from a non-konq thing and see if it works. it could be a prob with konqueror and you could submit a bug report. if printing from kword or something else doesn't work then its a CUPS issue.

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Saturday, May 17th 2003, 4:51pm

OOPs! Sorry Konqueror crashes but only when connected to web.
I use cups for printing and to get around the problem I have to save the page and then open it when I am not connected.
The page then prints.
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