Comment 39 for bug 898336

(In reply to comment #14)
> (In reply to comment #13)
> > => This bug has not been fixed in fedora.
> > => You are cheating.
>
> Please take a minute to read the bugzilla documentation and become familar with
> the workflow. CLOSED UPSTREAM does not imply the bug is actually fixed in
> Fedora but "bugs closed with this resolution are filed in the upstream bugs
> tracker or reported to the upstream mailing list".
>
> More info is available at
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/page.cgi?id=fields.html#status
As long as Fedora exists, I have been discouraging maintainers to use CLOSED UPSTREAM. because it's a bold lie, which is only useful to violently play down the number of bugs Fedora suffers from.

Combined with the fact, abrt now "silently exits 0" once a bug was CLOSDED UPSTREAM, I am considering maintainers closing bugs "CLOSED UPSTREAM" to be doing so deliberately in hostile intentions.

> Let me quote you from bug 757641 comment 10: "There is nothing I can do about
> these segfaults."
Correct. These segfaults happen in the background, without any any immediate interaction attached and without abrt not providing any helpful information to reproduce them.

> - So what do you expect me to to or to track here?
At minimum, I am expecting maintainers to keep bugs open as long as they affect Fedora - What you are doing is cheating!

> If you really hit this bug every day, then please use the work around I have
> given you. TIA.
You mean to
"rm /usr/lib*/tumbler-1/plugins/tumbler-gst-thumbnailer.so"?

Certainly this stops the segfaults, ... because it's stops all thumbnailing.
== Suppressing symptoms