reproduceable orca crash

Hi,
I've found a way to crash orca that I've been able to
reproduce several 
times...unfortunately, the debug logs produced by orca
(enabling full 
debug per the instructions on the wiki) don't contain
anything useful.  
Basically what happens is I start wireshark with a capture
file (I've 
tried a few different ones) and when I go to read the window
with orca 
it just crashes as soon as I use any review command (whether
that be 
navigate by char, word, or line...it doesn't matter, it
still crashes.  
I'm running orca from svn as of the 26th of last month, with
at-spi/atk 
from the same day...I will try to produce debug logs again
in the hope 
that they will contain something useful, and also update
everything from 
svn again, but does anyone have any idea where I should go
from here?
I know wireshark isn't all that accessible, I just needed to
run it long 
enough to take a screenshot of the main window for a class
I'm taking.

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> Hello Alex, 

> I've found a way to crash orca that I've been able to
reproduce
> several 
> times...unfortunately, the debug logs produced by orca
(enabling full 
> debug per the instructions on the wiki) don't contain
anything useful.  
> Basically what happens is I start wireshark with a
capture file (I've 
> tried a few different ones) and when I go to read the
window with orca 
> it just crashes as soon as I use any review command
(whether that be 
> navigate by char, word, or line...it doesn't matter, it
still crashes.  
I spent some time testing this last night and was not able
to make orca
crash.  I'm using orca, at-spi, atk, and gail from latest
trunk on a
ubuntu gutsy system.  Do you still see the crash when you
update to the
latest bits?  
thanks 
Mike

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Hello all,

I tried this a while ago but had no joy.  Hopefully I'll get
further with
it this time.

Firstly, the error I'm getting while trying to run spd-say
is as follows: 
client:  speech dispatcher failed to open: connection
refused.


The festival server is running.  I was able to telnet to
it.
speech-dispatcher is running.  I ran it with the -d option.
It is creating logs in /var/log/speech-dispatcher.
I've changed /usr/local/etc/speech-dispatcher/speechd.conf
so the default
module is festival.
I've installed the Festival freebsoft utils.   At least, I
hope I did.  I
coppied the required file extensions over to the festival
directory.
/usr/share/festival/

Do you have any ideas as to why this isn't working for me?

Thanks

Here is a breakdown of the process so far.

yast -i dotconf
wget
http://www.freebsoft.org/pub/proje
cts/speechd//speech-dispatcher-0.6rc2.tar.gz
wget
http://www.fre
ebsoft.org/pub/projects/festival-freebsoft-utils/festival-fr
eebsoft-utils-0.8.tar.gz
tar xzvf festival*
tar xzvf speech-dispatcher*
cd festival*
cp *.scm* /usr/share/festival/
cd ..
cd speech-dispatcher*
./configure
make
make install
cd
wget http://www.freebsoft.org/pub/projects/spee
chd-up/speechd-up-0.4.tar.gz
tar xzvf speechd-up*
./configure
make
make install
ldconfig
/etc/init.d/festival start
chkconfig -add festival
mkdir /var/log/speech-dispatcher
speech-dispatcher -d
edit /usr/local/etc/speech-dispatcher/speechd.conf
extract from help documentation:
Go to `/etc/speech-dispatcher/speechd.conf' or similar (it
might be
`/usr/local/etc/speech-dispatcher/speechd.conf' if you
install from
sources) and edit the lines AddModule, DefaultModule and
LanguageDefaultModule for your chosen synthesizer. If you
want to run
Festival, just substitute 'Flite' for 'Festival' in the last
two options.

spd-say "hello world"
Fails with error.


Thanks


Darragh

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