[ubuntu-mono] [Bug 689549] Re: Crashes (exits) when selecting "Ubuntu One" in sync preferences when Ubuntu One is not installed

[Craig Barnes]

** Attachment added: "Terminal output"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/689549/+attachment/1764492/+files/tomboy_exception.txt

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: tomboy
  
- When I select the option "Ubuntu One" from the drop-down list in the
+ When I select the option "Ubuntu One" from the drop-down list in
  synchronisation settings, Tomboy immediately exits. I would imagine that
  this is caused by the fact that I do not have Ubuntu One installed. I'm
  not very familiar with Tomboy but I can post any relevant logs/debug
  information if someone advises me of where to find such a thing.
  
- I have attached a log of the output when running from the terminal.
+ I am running Ubuntu 10.10 with Tomboy 1.4.2.
  
- Apologies if this is a duplicate - I'm not too hot on Launchpad either.
+ I have attached a log of the output when running from the terminal if
+ it's of any use.
+ 
+ Apologies if this is a duplicate - I'm not too hot with Launchpad
+ either.

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Title:
  Crashes (exits) when selecting "Ubuntu One" in sync preferences when Ubuntu One is not installed

Status in “tomboy” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: tomboy

When I select the option "Ubuntu One" from the drop-down list in synchronisation settings, Tomboy immediately exits. I would imagine that this is caused by the fact that I do not have Ubuntu One installed. I'm not very familiar with Tomboy but I can post any relevant logs/debug information if someone advises me of where to find such a thing.

I am running Ubuntu 10.10 with Tomboy 1.4.2.

I have attached a log of the output when running from the terminal if it's of any use.

Apologies if this is a duplicate - I'm not too hot with Launchpad either.