Gravity Crashes - Access Past EOF

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webhopper

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Oct 30, 2023
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The exact error msg from Gravity is :

"Attempted to access an unnamed file past its end."

A 2nd msg had something about a "Tasker" thread.

Now Gravity crashes every time it's launched with the same errors msgs. I've had no problems for the last year.

It outputs a ...\AppData\Local\CrashDumps\gravity.exe.*.dmp on every crash but I don't know how to interpret it.

I tried renaming the ...\AppData\Roaming\Gravity\newsdb3.0\GRC\grc.spinrite.dev. g where I was trying to Reply to a post when it first crashed, but it still crashes.

How do I find out what file it's trying to read past the EOF?
 
Now Gravity crashes every time it's launched with the same errors msgs. I've had no problems for the last year.
I've never seen this, nor have I seen it reported before. My guess is that Gravity's database of files was messed up somehow. You could abandon Gravity for some other newsreader, but I don't ever plan to. I've looked at all of the others and none of them suit me as well as Gravity. I can't diagnose the trouble. But you might try renaming the "GRC" directory to "GRC-OLD" then starting Gravity.