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LC_MESSAGES=en_US.UTF8 (x)gnokii(d) [parameters] 2>errfile | LC_MESSAGES=en_US.UTF8 (x)gnokii(d) [parameters] 2>errfile | ||
(with <code>LC_MESSAGE=en_US.UTF8</code> the program putput and the error messages will be in English) | (with <code>LC_MESSAGE=en_US.UTF8</code> the program putput and the error messages will be in English) | ||
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It would be good if you name the problem in the subject if possible and | It would be good if you name the problem in the subject if possible and | ||
name if it meets [[gnokii]], [[xgnokii]] or [[gnokiid]] binaries or gnokii as a whole. | name if it meets [[gnokii]], [[xgnokii]] or [[gnokiid]] binaries or gnokii as a whole. | ||
Revision as of 14:31, 4 March 2010
Before reporting a problem with gnokii make sure that the problem still exists with current version.
When you report a problems please attach the following information:
- phone model and how do you connect (Bluetooth/IrDa/cable with its type)
- the values of the configuration parameters
model,connectionandport - gnokii version (
gnokii --version) along with source for it: git, tarball, binary package - edit your
gnokiircand enable debugging, e.g.:
[logging] debug = on
and attach gzipped output to the email:
LC_MESSAGES=en_US.UTF8 (x)gnokii(d) [parameters] 2>errfile
(with LC_MESSAGE=en_US.UTF8 the program putput and the error messages will be in English)
It would be good if you name the problem in the subject if possible and name if it meets gnokii, xgnokii or gnokiid binaries or gnokii as a whole.
- if you get a SEGFAULT, a backtrace is needed (refer to segfault).
- if you get encoding errors always use the git version and if you are using a Nokia do your tests also with the fake driver
Send resulting report to gnokii-users (at) nongnu.org
If you want to debug yourself, by default the git version adds -g to CFLAGS
when generating makefiles and the defines needed to print debug
messages when generating include/config.h then in your gnokiirc set debug=on
to see messages about libgnokii or gnokii and xdebug=on to see messages
about xgnokii or smsd.
At configure time you may add --disable-shared to build statically linked
versions that are easier to deal with.
make clean; make and then you can make install or run the programs from their
directory if they are statically linked:
gnokii/gnokii xgnokii/xgnokii smsd/smsd

