Delete config file if it's no valid

[ruiztulio]

Suddendly appear a message indicating that there was no connection to tne internet and an option to retry, that didn't work. Ran it with -d option, but didn't show any usefull information, first tried to reinstall then my fix was to remove all tupial config files in my home.

Running: lsb_release -a Distributor ID: ManjaroLinux Description: Manjaro Linux Release: 0.8.8 Codename: Ascella

uname -a Linux 3.12.7-1-MANJARO #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Jan 10 17:28:06 UTC 2014 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Sorry if I can't give you more usefull information about this.

[Richzendy]

I report this issue too with libturpial 1.6.0 over Fedora 19 x86_64

[satanas]

@Richzendy Did you try deleting ~/.config/turpial/config?

[Richzendy]

deleting ~/.config/turpial/config turpial runs fine, this is the content of file config:

[Notifications] login = on updates = on icon = on actions = on

[Window] position = -1,-1 state = windowed visibility = show size = 1600,852

[Proxy] username = password = port = server =

[Services] shorten-url = is.gd upload-pic = twitpic

[Sounds] login = on updates = on

[Browser] cmd =

[Advanced] socket-timeout = 20 show-user-avatars = on

[General] update-interval = 5 profile-color = on statuses = 60 minimize-on-close = on queue-interval = 30

[Columns] column4 = Richzendy-twitter-favorites column1 = Richzendy-twitter-timeline column3 = Richzendy-twitter-directs column2 = Richzendy-twitter-replies

This problem looks very important, if an user update libturpial and turpial don't run, I do not think putting a Fedora version 1.6.0 of libturpial if users can have this problem.

which steps you think might be next?

[satanas]

Maybe I could try to check if config file is valid and delete it otherwise. This way user doesn't need to perform this action manually

[Richzendy]

this seems better

[satanas]

Great! Then I should fix that issue and add lot of tests. I don't want to release another buggy version

[ruiztulio]

+1

[satanas]

Renamed issue for a better localization