2009/5/20 Thomas Käfer <[email protected]>:
> I found some message of parti-discuss where you discussed the problem
> of dead sessions, and how to restore them. I tried to follow the
> procedure, but without success. See xpras output in the attached txt
> file.
Yes, uh, 'xpra upgrade' is broken in 0.0.6. *hides head*
You can hack it by opening up your copy of xpra/server.py (NOT
xpra/scripts/server.py) and finding lines 234-241, which should look
like:
### Load in existing windows:
for window in self._wm.get_property("windows"):
self._add_new_window(window)
for window in get_children(root):
if (is_override_redirect(window) and is_mapped(window)):
self._add_new_or_window(window)
and moving this block of code down to the bottom of the function, just after
### All right, we're ready to accept customers:
self._protocol = None
self._potential_protocols = []
for sock in sockets:
self.add_listen_socket(sock)
(Make sure to preserve indentation.)
It's also fixed in current mainline.
> If someone has a hint for me, what I did wrong, or what I could
> do to prevent xpra sessions from dying, I would be grateful.
I'm quite confused about your problem with sessions dying. From the
log file you sent me, it looks like they aren't dead at all -- but yet
'xpra list' thinks that they are. I've seen something like that when
the home directory was on NFS and I accidentally ran 'xpra list' on
one machine while the actual server was running on another... I don't
suppose that you're doing something like that?
-- Nathaniel
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