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Using xinit/startx to launch dillo leads to dillo only loading a couple of local files (Not tested with external websites). as in { dillo htmlfiles*.html }
After much testing I could reduce the number of hanging tabs but you still get some.
launching dpid first, dpidc register; and then launching dillo after sleeping for a while does lead to less hanging (I think)
Thanks for the report. I talked a bit with OP on IRC, but I cannot reproduce those hangs on Linux. Ideally I'll need a script that I can run that reproduces the hangs with some probability and/or a backtrace of dpid on that infinite loop.
On another topic, dillo 2 was based on FLTK 2.0, which was discontinued. You may want to rename www/dillo2 to www/dillo3 (or just www/dillo) and update to 3.1.1, althought it is unlikely this problem will be fixed on 3.1.1.
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Using xinit/startx to launch dillo leads to dillo only loading a couple of local files (Not tested with external websites). as in { dillo htmlfiles*.html }
After much testing I could reduce the number of hanging tabs but you still get some.
launching dpid first, dpidc register; and then launching dillo after sleeping for a while does lead to less hanging (I think)
So I ran
truss -fda -o /dev/stdout dpid | awk '1;/ERR#9/ {exit}' > dpid.truss.txt
which leads to an infinite close(n+1) ERR#9 bad file descriptor
with n=3
Making dillo unusable, so trying to debug it is worse.
Mind you, I can still use dillo fine, just not via xinitrc, even with sleeping.
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