[Bug 1512120]

2018-06-08 Thread J-g-rennison+xfce4-bugzilla
Created attachment 6778
This changes tunar_file_rename/_thunar_io_jobs_rename so that 
thunar_file_monitor_moved is called in the main thread, instead of the IO job 
thread.

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  [SRU] thunar crashes on file renaming

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[Bug 1512120]

2018-06-08 Thread J-g-rennison+xfce4-bugzilla
The patch in attachment 6778 above moves the call to thunar_file_monitor_moved 
which was previously done within thunar_file_rename when called by 
_thunar_io_jobs_rename in an IO thread job, to be instead called by a new 
function thunar_file_rename_notify by _thunar_io_jobs_rename_notify in the main 
thread.
This is as thunar_file_monitor_moved does various things which are not safe to 
do outside of the main thread.

I've been using this patch above in combination with the send move path
deactivating patch in attachment 6530 for about six months now, and it
seems to have resolved the rename crashing issues for me.

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[Bug 1303736] Re: [SRU] Black screen after wakeup from suspending by closing the laptop lid

2014-11-13 Thread J G Rennison
I just ran into this after resuming from hibernate.
As  a workaround, sending a SIGTERM to the lightdm children other than the one 
which is your actual session seems to resolve the issue. Presumably one of 
these is the lock screen session; killing it leads to it being re-spawned, at 
which the point the screen is restored to a sensible state and the lock screen 
appears, without needing to kill all the running applications. This can be done 
from the terminal with sudo/root.

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  lid

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[Bug 1276169] [NEW] vbuf: Command line parsing: suffixes k, m and g ignored

2014-02-04 Thread J G Rennison
Public bug reported:

The vbuf help text and man page indicate that the switches:
-s, -r, -R, -w and -W optionally accept the suffixes k, m and g.
This strongly implies that such prefixes can be used to specify kilobytes, 
megabytes, etc.

However any suffixes which are used are ignored.
strtoul does not handle things such as suffixes, and there is no code to handle 
the case where a suffix is present, or the argument is otherwise invalid.

Hence a command such as 
vbuf -s 1m
is equivalent to
vbuf -s 1
ie. requesting a 1 byte buffer, which is probably not what the user wanted.

It would probably be prudent to remove the text about the k, m and g
suffixes from the help texts/man pages, or to implement the feature.

** Affects: vrb (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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