Users and developers helping users with generic and technical Pale Moon issues on all operating systems.
Moderator: trava90
Forum rules
This board is for technical/general usage questions and troubleshooting for the Pale Moon browser only.
Technical issues and questions not related to the Pale Moon browser should be posted in other boards!
Please keep off-topic and general discussion out of this board, thank you!
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 02:26
I'm getting this in my terminal from a private page on BlogSpot after PaleMoon crashes hard:
Code: Select all
###!!! ABORT: X_ShmPutImage: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes); 29 requests ago: file /home/palemoon/PaleMoon/pmsrc/toolkit/xre/nsX11ErrorHandler.cpp, line 145
###!!! ABORT: X_ShmPutImage: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes); 29 requests ago: file /home/palemoon/PaleMoon/pmsrc/toolkit/xre/nsX11ErrorHandler.cpp, line 145
Segmentation fault
Using PaleMoon Version: 25.6.0 (x64) - just installed it yesterday on a brand new installation of Linux Mint as I am in the process of ditching Kubuntu.
I can send you the output from
troubleshooting info if you need it.
I've installed Chrome (webkit), Maxthon (trident) and Opera (not sure what it uses) as well as the default installation of Firefox - I'll try the page out in the various browsers and get back to you with the results.
Moderator note: Split into separate topic since this is a completely different error message.
Last edited by Shadeclan on 2015-08-01, 02:44, edited 1 time in total.
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 02:43
Shadeclan wrote:... I've installed Chrome (webkit), Maxthon (trident) and Opera (not sure what it uses) as well as the default installation of Firefox - I'll try the page out in the various browsers and get back to you with the results ...
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but PaleMoon is the
only browser that crashes. However, I do have additional information. There is a video frame embedded in the webpage. The crash doesn't happen
until I scroll down far enough that the top edge of the frame should appear - at that point, PaleMoon just disappears and the error I posted appears in the terminal.
Hope that helps.
-
trava90
- Contributing developer
- Posts: 1742
- Joined: 2013-05-20, 18:19
- Location: Somewhere in Sector 001
Unread post
by trava90 » 2015-08-01, 03:09
Can you post a link to the specific page this happens on?
Shadeclan wrote:brand new installation of Linux Mint
x86 or x64? KDE edition?
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 12:04
trava90 wrote:x86 or x64? KDE edition?
64 bit Mint.
trava90 wrote:Can you post a link to the specific page this happens on?
This particular page is a private blog on BlogSpot and I can't give it out. However, I'll look around and see if I can find a public page that it happens on.
I have noticed that Linux PaleMoon seems to have issues with video display that Windows PaleMoon does not. For example, going to fullscreen on
a YouTube page causes a strange shaking effect but doesn't cause PaleMoon to crash but Windows PaleMoon displays it just fine.
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 12:18
Shadeclan wrote:This particular page is a private blog on BlogSpot and I can't give it out. However, I'll look around and see if I can find a public page that it happens on ...
I didn't find that error, but I did find a very reproducible and possibly related issue. Here's the scenario:
I have 2 tabs up. One tab is this forum page. The other tab is the
YouTube page I previously posted. I click on the YouTube tab - the page displays and the video starts playing like normal. I click on the forum page - the forum page is displayed. Everything seems fine. Then, without actually returning to the YouTube page, I click the
close button on the YouTube tab. PaleMoon crashes but this time
it leaves no error message in the terminal!
I'll keep searching for a public page that causes the
BadMatch error.
-
SvenG
Unread post
by SvenG » 2015-08-01, 12:40
Shadeclan wrote:trava90 wrote:x86 or x64? KDE edition?
64 bit Mint.
Highlight by me.
Your "scenario" works fine here.
-
ketmar
- Lunatic
- Posts: 369
- Joined: 2015-07-28, 11:10
- Location: Earth
Unread post
by ketmar » 2015-08-01, 13:03
that may be gstreamer-related. you may try to set "media.gstreamer.enabled" to false, this will disable video playback, but may prevent crashing until the root of the issue is found. dunno if "no video, but no crash" is better then "no video, do crash", though. ;-)
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 14:17
Shadeclan wrote:trava90 wrote:x86 or x64? KDE edition?
64 bit Mint.
I thought that KDE was a desktop / user interface and that Linux Mint uses the Cinnamon desktop / interface instead.
-
SvenG
Unread post
by SvenG » 2015-08-01, 14:24
Shadeclan wrote:Shadeclan wrote:trava90 wrote:x86 or x64? KDE edition?
64 bit Mint.
I thought that KDE was a desktop / user interface and that Linux Mint uses the Cinnamon desktop / interface instead.
Mint comes in three flavors: Cinnamon, MATE, KDE and Xfce.
EDIT: should read four.... instead of three
Last edited by SvenG on 2015-08-01, 14:32, edited 1 time in total.
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 14:28
SvenG wrote:Your "scenario" works fine here.
I can't explain it.
Started PaleMoon in safe mode - still does it.
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 14:30
SvenG wrote:Mint comes in four flavors: Cinnamon, MATE, KDE and Xfce.
I'm using Cinnamon flavor!
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 14:38
ketmar wrote:that may be gstreamer-related. you may try to set "media.gstreamer.enabled" to false, this will disable video playback, but may prevent crashing until the root of the issue is found. dunno if "no video, but no crash" is better then "no video, do crash", though.
Hmmmm ... it's already set to false ...
Setting it to true makes no difference.
Last edited by Shadeclan on 2015-08-01, 14:40, edited 1 time in total.
-
ketmar
- Lunatic
- Posts: 369
- Joined: 2015-07-28, 11:10
- Location: Earth
Unread post
by ketmar » 2015-08-01, 14:40
then try to set it to "true". ;-)
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 14:40
ketmar wrote:then try to set it to "true".
Already did. No difference
-
SvenG
Unread post
by SvenG » 2015-08-01, 14:40
Are you using an old profile? Found some issues with similar errors (similar = on Firefox instead of Pale Moon) on Ubuntu (should be close enough to Mint), that were said to be caused by a broken profile.
-
ketmar
- Lunatic
- Posts: 369
- Joined: 2015-07-28, 11:10
- Location: Earth
Unread post
by ketmar » 2015-08-01, 14:44
>Already did. No difference
too bad that there are only two possible values. i'm out of ideas. ;-)
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 14:45
Ahhh! Found it! It's one of my plug-ins!
List of Plug-ins:
- DivX Web Player
QuickTime
Shockwave Flash
VLC Multimedia
Windows Media Player
When I disabled all plug-ins and restarted, the problem went away. I'll pin down which is causing the issue.
-
SvenG
Unread post
by SvenG » 2015-08-01, 14:46
Try Flash first.
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 14:49
Shadeclan wrote:Ahhh! Found it! It's one of my plug-ins!
It's the Flash plug-in. Leave it to Adobe to screw everything up!
-
Shadeclan
Unread post
by Shadeclan » 2015-08-01, 14:54
Shadeclan wrote:Shadeclan wrote:Ahhh! Found it! It's one of my plug-ins!
It's the Flash plug-in. Leave it to Adobe to screw everything up!
... and now the private BlogSpot page I spoke of before stopped crashing. There you go. Problem found, if not solved.
Probably should put some sort of error trapping for this plug-in to keep it from making PaleMoon do a nosedive.