Ticket #540 (closed defect: fixed)
when out of diskspace, licq continuously creates windows
| Reported by: | petere78 | Owned by: | emostar |
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| Priority: | high | Milestone: | 1.3.4 |
| Component: | system | Version: | devel |
| Keywords: | Cc: |
Description (last modified by erijo) (diff)
The following bug has been reported by a Debian user to the Debian bug tracking system. I confirmed it in 1.2.7 and today's CVS snapshot. -- If the filesystem that licq stores the user directory on (i.e. /home) runs out of space, licq pops up an error box _each_ time that it is unable to write to the history file for incoming messages, and unable to write to the users files for status changes. This causes a practically infinite number of error dialogs to have been displayed when I return to my computer; the only option is to xkill licq rather than close all the error windows. I think licq should just display a dialog the first time disk space has been exhausted, in order to warn the user that history events and updates to users info are potentially being lost; or else just exit when it notices that it is unable to write to the file due to -ENOSPC or whatever. Why spam the user like that?
