On jeu., 2013-01-10 at 17:28 +1000, Russell Stuart wrote: > On Mon, 2012-12-31 at 07:23 +0100, Yves-Alexis Perez wrote: > > Can you attach to the xfwm4 process (either from ssh from another > box or > > from console) and see what happens exactly when it crash? Please > provide > > the backtrace. > > I did this, and it doesn't crash. It exits normally, which is what I > sort of expected it to do because someone is sending dbus-launch a > SIGTERM
But who is sending dbus a SIGTERM? > and I would expect xfwm4 to exit if dbus dies. I wouldn't, I don't think xfwm has any dbus support anyway. Are you sure what's closed is the window manager and not xfce4-session? > > However, I got lucky and this isn't the full story. The first time I > did it, the problem didn't occur at all. The only thing different is > xfce4-terminal hadn't been starting when I log in as part of the > session > startup. It seems xfce4 somethings forgets it's session data on > occasions, and I hadn't got around to saving my default session again. > > So - it doesn't happen when you start the 1st xfce4-terminal instance > from the menu. But it does happen when the 1st xfce4-terminal > instance > is started during logon as part of the session. > > To reproduce this: > > 1. Close down anything you don't wanted started when you login. (I > also run Pidgin). > > 2. Start a xfce4-terminal if one isn't running. (Mine has 3 tabs - > not > sure if that is important or not). > > 3. Then log out (I used the logout button in the Applications Menu). > Before clicking the "Log out" button ensure the "Save session for > future > Logins" checkbox is checked. > > 4. Log in again. > > 5. Close a tab on the xfce4-terminal. Well, I really often have xfce4-terminal started as part of the session, and closing the term and it never happens, afaict. -- Yves-Alexis
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