[MacPorts] #50386: Glib error gives Invalid byte sequence in conversion input

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#50386: Glib error gives Invalid byte sequence in conversion input
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  Reporter:  m.rick@…     |      Owner:  macports-tickets@…
      Type:  defect       |     Status:  new
  Priority:  Normal       |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports        |    Version:  2.3.4
Resolution:               |   Keywords:  glib,dbus,glibmm,glom
      Port:  glibmm,glom  |
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Description changed by ryandesign@…:

Old description:

> I am not sure it is a Glib related error, but I have installed Glom in a
> new fresh installation and when I Stat it I get this error when i want to
> create a new brand new database file:
>
> {{{
> information for file '/Users/aymeric/Desktop/Nantes voirie/Nantes
> voirie.glom':
> Glib::ustring GlomBakery::get_file_display_name(const Glib::ustring &):
> uri=file:///Users/aymeric/Desktop/Nantes%20voirie/Nantes%20voirie.glom):
> error: Error when getting information for file
> '/Users/aymeric/Desktop/Nantes voirie/Nantes voirie.glom': 0
> Glib::ustring GlomBakery::get_file_display_name(const Glib::ustring &):
> uri=file:///Users/aymeric/Desktop/Nantes%20voirie/Nantes%20voirie.glom):
> error:
> (<unknown>:81958): glibmm-CRITICAL **:
> unhandled exception (type Glib::Error) in signal handler:
> domain: g_convert_error
> code  : 1
> what  : Invalid byte sequence in conversion input
> }}}
>
> It creates the database folder, but won't create the ~.glom file
> describing the database and it won't initialize the database and won't
> create the database configuration.
> I can create a database from the included examples and I can use already
> existing databases.
>
> I didn't have it with previous versions.
>
> I have a back-up of December and it does work well, while dbus, glib and
> glibmm libraries have the same versions… And the Glom binary is the same
> version as well.
> I made a packaged version of it (December) that works well too.
>
> I installed Glom with the following steps:
> 1 - port install gtk3 +quartz+python27
> 2 - port install gtk2 +quartz+python27
> 3 - port install libglade2 +quartz
> 4 - port install py27-pygtk +quartz
> 5 - port install avahi +gtk+gtk3+quartz+x11
> 6 - port install libepc
> 7 - port install libgda5 +db60+postgresql94+quartz
> 8 - port install evince +quartz
> 9 - port -f deactivate gtk3 @3.18.6_0+quartz
> 10 - port install gtk3 +x11+python27
> 11- port install gcr
> 12- port -f deactivate gtk3 @3.18.6_0+x11
> 13 - port activate gtk3 @3.18.6_0+quartz
> 14 - port install glom +db60+postgresql94+quartz

New description:

 I am not sure it is a Glib related error, but I have installed Glom in a
 new fresh installation and when I Stat it I get this error when i want to
 create a new brand new database file:

 {{{
 information for file '/Users/aymeric/Desktop/Nantes voirie/Nantes
 voirie.glom':
 Glib::ustring GlomBakery::get_file_display_name(const Glib::ustring &):
 uri=file:///Users/aymeric/Desktop/Nantes%20voirie/Nantes%20voirie.glom):
 error: Error when getting information for file
 '/Users/aymeric/Desktop/Nantes voirie/Nantes voirie.glom': 0
 Glib::ustring GlomBakery::get_file_display_name(const Glib::ustring &):
 uri=file:///Users/aymeric/Desktop/Nantes%20voirie/Nantes%20voirie.glom):
 error:
 (<unknown>:81958): glibmm-CRITICAL **:
 unhandled exception (type Glib::Error) in signal handler:
 domain: g_convert_error
 code  : 1
 what  : Invalid byte sequence in conversion input
 }}}

 It creates the database folder, but won't create the ~.glom file
 describing the database and it won't initialize the database and won't
 create the database configuration.
 I can create a database from the included examples and I can use already
 existing databases.

 I didn't have it with previous versions.

 I have a back-up of December and it does work well, while dbus, glib and
 glibmm libraries have the same versions… And the Glom binary is the same
 version as well.
 I made a packaged version of it (December) that works well too.

 I installed Glom with the following steps:
 1. `port install gtk3 +quartz+python27`
 2. `port install gtk2 +quartz+python27`
 3. `port install libglade2 +quartz`
 4. `port install py27-pygtk +quartz`
 5. `port install avahi +gtk+gtk3+quartz+x11`
 6. `port install libepc`
 7. `port install libgda5 +db60+postgresql94+quartz`
 8. `port install evince +quartz`
 9. `port -f deactivate gtk3 @3.18.6_0+quartz`
 10. `port install gtk3 +x11+python27`
 11. `port install gcr`
 12. `port -f deactivate gtk3 @3.18.6_0+x11`
 13. `port activate gtk3 @3.18.6_0+quartz`
 14. `port install glom +db60+postgresql94+quartz`

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