[BUG] ASP 1.0.1.10 or 1.0.0.39 Crashes When Browsing Catalog

garibaldi · Post by **garibaldi** » Sat Apr 28, 2012 6:22 pm

Hello,

I am running ASP 1.0.1.10 on Ubuntu 12.04 amd64. While using ASP 1.0.0.39, I imported all of my photos into several catalogs. My photos are from a Canon 50D (RAW + JPG) and a Panasonic Lumix (JPG). After importing them, I have been going through each folder and adding keywords to the images. Recently ASP crashes almost every time I click on a folder in a catalog. The behavior to reproduce this is as follows:
- select a folder in the catalog; the photos in the folder are displayed on the main pane. It doesn't matter if the folder contains photos from the Canon 50D or the Panasonic Lumix
- ASP starts an "Import" process on the bottom left, even though this folder is already in the catalog
- ASP freezes or becomes non-responsive and eventually crashes

After restarting ASP, if I choose Resume it will often crash again without any further interaction. Here is the debug output from right before the crash:

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43268.805: Starting import with settings :  "<x:xmpmeta xmlns:x="adobe:ns:meta/" x:xmptk="XMP Core 4.4.0">
 <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#">
  <rdf:Description rdf:about=""
    xmlns:bibp="http://www.bibblelabs.com/BibblePrivate/5.0/"
   bibp:MoveCopy="2"
   bibp:LibraryLoc=""
   bibp:LibraryID="1"
   bibp:LibraryUuid="{075045e0-9321-504c-b9dc-6815611c97af}"
   bibp:Organize="0"
   bibp:FolderTemplate=""
   bibp:Recurse="false"
   bibp:RenameOn="false"
   bibp:FileTemplate=""
   bibp:ImportPath="/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24"
   bibp:KeywordList=""
   bibp:FolderFilter="P1150706.JPG,P1150705.JPG,P1150704.JPG,P1150703.JPG,P1150702.JPG,P1150701.JPG,P1150700.JPG,P1150699.JPG,P1150698.JPG,P1150697.JPG,P1150696.JPG,P1150695.JPG,P1150694.JPG,P1150693.JPG,P1150692.JPG,P1150691.JPG,P1150690.JPG,P1150689.JPG,P1150688.JPG,P1150687.JPG,P1150686.JPG,P1150685.JPG,P1150684.JPG,P1150683.JPG,P1150682.JPG,P1150681.JPG,P1150680.JPG,P1150679.JPG,P1150678.JPG,P1150677.JPG,P1150676.JPG,P1150675.JPG,P1150674.JPG,P1150673.JPG"
   bibp:QueueName=""
   bibp:QueueType="0"
   bibp:QueueOnlyNewFiles="false"
   bibp:JobName=""
   bibp:PresetList=""/>
 </rdf:RDF>
</x:xmpmeta>
"
43268.807: Adding master versions
43268.807: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150703.JPG"
43268.810: ContainerAsset could not get path by ID
43268.925: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150703.JPG"
43269.438: Removed child refs
43271.357: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150703.JPG"
43271.500: defaults:  "DefaultRendered.xmp"
43272.211: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150704.JPG"
43272.220: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150704.JPG"
43272.642: Removed child refs
43274.266: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150704.JPG"
43275.147: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150705.JPG"
43275.156: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150705.JPG"
43275.627: Removed child refs
43276.892: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150705.JPG"
43277.855: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150706.JPG"
43277.951: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150706.JPG"
43278.367: Removed child refs
43279.750: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/06/24/P1150706.JPG"
43280.218: CameraReaderAsset::run() - runInline returned an error
43280.245: CameraReaderAsset::run() - runInline returned an error
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Here is a sample photo from the folder:
http://avidandrew.com/downloads/P1150734.JPG

I attempted to downgrade to 1.0.0.39, but it also has the same behavior. Any ideas on what I can try to correct this problem? I have already submitted a bug report.

Thanks!!

greerd · Post by **greerd** » Sat Apr 28, 2012 6:36 pm

Never happened to me, but when ever I read something like this the common answer/solution is to delete the cache. It's ~/.AfterShotPro/cache .

garibaldi · Post by **garibaldi** » Sat Apr 28, 2012 6:50 pm

Thanks, that is a good suggestion. I removed ~/.AfterShotPro/cache, however even after removing it the problem still occurs:

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46118.735: Starting import with settings :  "<x:xmpmeta xmlns:x="adobe:ns:meta/" x:xmptk="XMP Core 4.4.0">
 <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#">
  <rdf:Description rdf:about=""
    xmlns:bibp="http://www.bibblelabs.com/BibblePrivate/5.0/"
   bibp:MoveCopy="2"
   bibp:LibraryLoc=""
   bibp:LibraryID="1"
   bibp:LibraryUuid="{075045e0-9321-504c-b9dc-6815611c97af}"
   bibp:Organize="0"
   bibp:FolderTemplate=""
   bibp:Recurse="false"
   bibp:RenameOn="false"
   bibp:FileTemplate=""
   bibp:ImportPath="/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02"
   bibp:KeywordList=""
   bibp:FolderFilter="P1150791.JPG,P1150790.JPG,P1150789.JPG,P1150788.JPG,P1150787.JPG,P1150786.JPG,P1150785.JPG,P1150784.JPG,P1150783.JPG,P1150782.JPG"
   bibp:QueueName=""
   bibp:QueueType="0"
   bibp:QueueOnlyNewFiles="false"
   bibp:JobName=""
   bibp:PresetList=""/>
 </rdf:RDF>
</x:xmpmeta>
" 
46119.133: Adding master versions 
46119.134: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150782.JPG" 
46119.218: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150782.JPG" 
46119.663: Removed child refs 
46120.720: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150782.JPG" 
46120.756: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150782.JPG with 1 versions
46121.227: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150783.JPG" 
46121.233: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150783.JPG" 
46121.653: Removed child refs 
46123.81: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150783.JPG" 
46123.133: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150783.JPG with 1 versions
46123.570: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150784.JPG" 
46123.579: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150784.JPG" 
46123.979: Removed child refs 
46125.158: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150784.JPG" 
46125.201: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150784.JPG with 1 versions
46125.675: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150785.JPG" 
46125.687: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150785.JPG" 
46126.81: Removed child refs 
46127.15: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150785.JPG" 
46127.164: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150785.JPG with 1 versions
46127.705: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150786.JPG" 
46127.720: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150786.JPG" 
46128.65: Removed child refs 
46128.972: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150786.JPG" 
46128.995: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150786.JPG with 1 versions
46129.438: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150787.JPG" 
46129.447: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150787.JPG" 
46129.812: Removed child refs 
46130.780: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150787.JPG" 
46130.829: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150787.JPG with 1 versions
46131.379: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150788.JPG" 
46131.393: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150788.JPG" 
46131.726: Removed child refs 
46132.673: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150788.JPG" 
46132.814: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150788.JPG with 1 versions
46133.277: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150789.JPG" 
46133.286: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150789.JPG" 
46133.605: Removed child refs 
46134.590: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150789.JPG" 
46134.674: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150789.JPG with 1 versions
46135.142: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150790.JPG" 
46135.156: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150790.JPG" 
46135.494: Removed child refs 
46136.430: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150790.JPG" 
46136.527: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150790.JPG with 1 versions
46136.973: Scanning file  "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150791.JPG" 
46136.986: **** Found an old file in the import "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150791.JPG" 
46137.294: Removed child refs 
46138.347: Importing: "/home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150791.JPG" 
46138.465: Found XMP for /home/garibaldi/Pictures/2011/07/02/P1150791.JPG with 1 versions
46139.45: CameraReaderAsset::run() - runInline returned an error 
46139.50: CameraReaderAsset::run() - runInline returned an error 
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

afx · Post by **afx** » Sat Apr 28, 2012 9:51 pm

greerd wrote:Never happened to me, but when ever I read something like this the common answer/solution is to delete the cache. It's ~/.AfterShotPro/cache .

Then you misread.
The cache only affects the file system view, not the database...

For serious database trouble the solution (which I think is an euphemism in this case) is to make sure you have XMPs for all the files and then recreate the catalog.

cheers
afx

lschneid · Post by **lschneid** » Tue Dec 03, 2013 10:56 pm

Hi,

I have a similiar problem on the MAC with the latest ASP version. I opened a catalog, saved some new versions of a couple of pics and all of a sudden ASP always crashes more or less immediately whenever I click on this catalog and try to select a pic. In the log I also see this message "... cannot get path by ID". I tried to close this catalog so that I can recreate it, but ASP crashes before closing it. Can I just remove it on the filesystem, restart ASP and then recreate it or will that totally mess up the database. Can anybody direct me to instructions on how to get back to a "clean state" in my situation?

Thanks for any hints,
lschneid

afx · Post by **afx** » Wed Dec 04, 2013 8:41 am

As long as you have the XMPs, you can always just delete the catalog and recreate it.

cheers
afx

SimonMoss · Post by **SimonMoss** » Mon Nov 24, 2014 10:18 pm

I appreciate this is an old thread, but was there a solution to this? I'm currently hitting it in version 1.2.0.7 under similar circumstances (creating additional versions from Master.
Should I infer from the last post that I should create a new Catalog and reimport all my images? If so is there any risk of losing any metadata?

Current error:

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3.240: Container __CATALOG_ROOT__/assets/AfterShotPro/2014/11/08
3.240: ContainerAsset could not get path by ID
Fatal: Could not create the path.
3.245: Could not create the path.
Aborted (core dumped)

afx · Post by **afx** » Tue Nov 25, 2014 8:40 am

Looks like a messed up catalog.
Make sure you have XMPs for all files and then import into a new catalog.

cheers
afx

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