Comment 1 Ryan Abel 2008-01-19 23:30:15 UTC

Installs and runs fine for me here on 50-2 on an N800.

Same bug reported here:
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15439
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showpost.php?p=130111&postcount=165

Comment 3 Dmitry Rozhkov 2008-01-21 17:08:21 UTC

I can't reproduce it. According to the posts at www.internettablettalk.com the
problem might happen because of unhappy combination of updates.
What else was installed on the device apart from the rtcomm update?

The bug occurred even on a freshly flashed 50-2 n810, without anything else
installed. If it's a conflict, than it has to be with something installed by
default.

I am going to do some tests later today.

The same happened to me.  After installing the rtcomm beta update my N810 
got trashed and ended in a reboot loop. Only a OS reflash fixed it.

do people that have this issue use msn?

i suspect i had it happen to me when i finally got msn correctly set up so that
it logged on...

or it could be that it just happened with near perfect timing for unrelated
reasons...

no,
I have these protocols:
xmpp-local
Gtalk
ICQ
IRC

Comment 8 Dmitry Rozhkov 2008-01-23 11:58:51 UTC

(In reply to comment #7)
> no,
> I have these protocols:
> xmpp-local
> Gtalk
> ICQ
> IRC
> 

I confirm this bug. Reboots are reproduced with an IRC account added.
The removed line 
VCardField = X-IRC
from /usr/share/osso-rtcom/idle.profile causes the problem.

Quick question: as a quick workaround, is there a way to remove all the
accounts prior to install/upgrade Rtcom? I mean, my accounts for IRC and ICQ
are still stored, but I cannot access them w/o installing Rtcom beta. It should
be possible to do so using gconftool-2, but no clue about the path.

Thx.

Comment 10 Dmitry Rozhkov 2008-01-23 15:01:48 UTC

(In reply to comment #9)
> Quick question: as a quick workaround, is there a way to remove all the
> accounts prior to install/upgrade Rtcom? I mean, my accounts for IRC and ICQ
> are still stored, but I cannot access them w/o installing Rtcom beta. It should
> be possible to do so using gconftool-2, but no clue about the path.

mc-account command line utility should help to do that

tried already, but it only shows "valid" accounts, only gtalk account is being
shown. I managed to find the gconf tree containing other accounts, not sure I
can simply wether I should remove those.

IRC account can be removed using:

   gconftool-2 -u --recursive-unset /apps/telepathy/mc/accounts/idle0

in order to find existing accounts use:

   gconftool-2 --all-dirs /apps/telepathy/mc/accounts

this should allow to install RTcom w/o entering the annoying reboot loop

Comment 13 Dmitry Rozhkov 2008-01-24 12:58:04 UTC

osso-addressbook 3.20071213 fixes the bug and the dependency on this package
has been added to rtcom-beta-os2008 2.1-17

Thanks everybody for your help!

everything was working with 2.1-16 anyway :)
thank you!:)